The phrase "acquisition of capacity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to gaining skills, resources, or abilities, often in business, education, or personal development.
Example: "The acquisition of capacity in our workforce is essential for meeting the demands of the upcoming project."
Alternatives: "gaining capacity" or "development of capacity".
This version of the arbitrariness claim concedes that if age functions as a threshold it does so only inasmuch as it correlates with the acquisition of capacities which it is agreed are necessary qualifications for the possession of rights.
With the acquisition of legal capacity in the early part of the century, a French wife was free to manage and dispose of her own earnings and property, but it was not until 1985 that the long predominance of the husband in the management of the couple's common property was replaced by a system of equal comanagement.
The first trend concerns with transformation of the innovation shoots into the axillary inflorescences by shortening of their vegetative developmental phase, while the second one – with individuation of the plant modules owing to acquisition of the capacity of rooting and separating from the mother plant.
While the Obama administration suggests that only a clear Iranian attempt to produce a nuclear weapon would justify military intervention, Israel believes that Iran's acquisition of the capacity to do so — achieving the status of a threshold nuclear power, like India and Pakistan before 1997 — would also be intolerable.
The initiating event of fibril formation is peptide misfolding, which leads to acquisition of the capacity to aggregate in an infinitely propagating fashion.
A persistent challenge in the literature on this subject is the limited data on the extent and timing of physician practice acquisition of imaging capacity.
A critical step in the development of a malignant cancer is tumor cells' acquisition of the capacity to migrate and invade tissues [1].
Previous reports indicate that endocannabinoid signaling is implicated in the reproductive system of the male, attenuating different aspects involved in sperm maturation and the acquisition of fertilizing capacity [22] [23], [40].
It is well documented that repeated passage of cells in culture can result in their immortalization and can lead to the acquisition of the capacity to form tumors when injected into animals [6], [7].
A second, related hypothesis for the acquisition of metastatic capacity is that of horizontal gene transfer.
