The phrase "acquisition burden" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the challenges or costs associated with acquiring something, such as assets, companies, or resources.
Example: "The acquisition burden of integrating the new technology into our existing systems has proven to be more significant than anticipated."
Alternatives: "acquisition cost" or "acquisition challenge".
Hypothesis: Veterans receiving TAP-VA will manifest higher quality of life and lower total NPI scores over time (baseline to 8 months) in comparison to Veterans in the attention control group; 2) Test the immediate effects of TAP-VA at 4 months and long-term effects at 8 months on caregiver burden, skill acquisition, efficacy using activities, and time spent providing care.
Despite the belief that wheelchair acquisition reduces caregiver burden, care providers in this study reported demands as widespread and overwhelming.
On the other hand, in the course of this period, they will as little as possible burden the acquisition of necessary objects with import duties, and therefore will enter as soon as possible into negotiations to the end that the freedom from duties established during the war shall have a temporary wider extension.
First, volumetric data acquisition reduces patient radiation burden, as it eliminates helical oversampling [ 21, 36, 37].
Since syphilis can also increase the risk of both HIV transmission and acquisition, 6 13 reducing the burden of this disease may also improve the control of the HIV epidemic among MSM and TW in Latin America.
We also assessed safety using several parasitologic parameters designed to detect the rapid acquisition of heavy helminth burdens (time to treatment with anthelmintics), a tendency towards higher helminth burdens (maximal infection intensities and requirement for additional anthelmintic treatments) and response to anthelmintic treatment (immune-dependent response).
But perhaps the most unusual aspect of the private equity industry here is that its success thus far has had nothing to do with burdening its acquisition targets with heaps of debt.
Both of these sparsity-enabled sensing strategies significantly reduce the burden of data acquisition and processing for low-latency in-time estimation and control.
There is a pressing need for new technologies that promote patient engagement and enhance data quality while reducing the cost and burden of data acquisition, according to Rick Kuntz, MD, MS, Chief Scientific, Clinical and Regulatory Officer of Medtronic.
The lower price has helped pave the way for a deal by allowing the News Corporation to buy Telepi on its own and then look for a partner to shoulder the burden of the acquisition at a later date, a person close to the company said.
