The phrase "acquisition count" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to data analysis, marketing, or business metrics to refer to the number of acquisitions made within a specific timeframe.
Example: "The acquisition count for this quarter has exceeded our expectations, indicating strong market demand."
Alternatives: "number of acquisitions" or "acquisition total".
As shown in Fig. 1, Tc-99m concentration in the NEMA body phantom had linear correlation with the acquisition counting rate.
Inclusion of lead characteristic X-rays was therefore considered to increase image acquisition counts without significantly decreasing the image contrast between lesion and background, as shown in Fig. 3. Neither attenuation nor scatter corrections were performed for Ra-223 SPECT in the present study.
This averaged count value was then divided by the known activity injected into the cell to yield a sensitivity factor (eq 3): 3where Sf is the sensitivity factor, x̅ci is the mean of the counts from the first four frames of image acquisition (counts pixel 1), and A0 is the initial activity (MBq).
E*Trade, which has expanded its banking business significantly in recent years partly through acquisitions, counted on trading for only a third of its revenues in the second quarter.
Outbrain, which has made four acquisitions, counts among its newest purchases Revee, an L.A.-based company that claims to be capable of letting publishers know exactly how much individual articles are generating in revenue, in real time.
The first is a procedural subtype, due to executive dysfunction and characterized by a developmental delay in the acquisition of counting and counting procedures used to solve simple arithmetic problems.
The influence of the size and intensity of the defect and acquisition quality (count level) have been previously tested [28].
The acquisition setup count rate, up to more than 4 Mcounts/s in time resolved mode, exceeds the performances of the best two-dimensional detectors working in counting mode presently available on electron analysers.
It's the human contact, not the acquisition, that counts.
