The phrase "acquisition of external" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to obtaining or gaining something from outside sources, such as in business, research, or technology.
Example: "The acquisition of external resources is essential for the success of our project."
Alternatives: "procurement of external" or "gaining external".
The purchase of business services has become an important part of organizations' acquisition of external resources, and is therefore receiving growing scholarly attention.
Analysis of short-read sequencing reads on the reference genome is limited in its ability to detect the acquisition of external genetic materials or lateral/horizontal gene transfers, because sequencing reads of the acquired genes are simply discarded due to the reference-guided read mapping.
But these days, the notion of conglomeration has given way to the concept of core competence: that the many products of companies such as Canon or 3M which have grown more by the internal development of new products than by the acquisition of external businesses are held together by some core of knowledge, skills, or resources.
In this paper, we considered the scenario that the acquisition of external feature data occurs for all instances in the dataset.
Firms have been giving more attention to the sourcing of external knowledge to complement and enhance their existing R&D stock and the acquisition of external technology as part of their R&D process.
To account for this consideration, our approach is to decouple the considerations regarding acquisition of external data and model development, translate each component's contribution to monetary returns, and then evaluate the relative strength of an investment strategy.
For one, he notes that "going public may affect managerial incentives which leads to a change in the type of innovative projects selected and a greater reliance on acquisitions of external technologies.
The main results of the paper are, first, that failure is negatively correlated to the firms' experience (proxies by R&D), and to the acquisition of direct external knowledge (through productive links in product and process innovation).
According to the Lockean Proviso, an exclusive acquisition of the external world is just, if, after the acquisition, there is 'enough and as good left in common for others'.
A transfer event involves the acquisition of an external genetic fragment into the cell and its subsequent integration into the host genome through recombination.
It is, however, especially for motivational reasons, desirable not to bother domain experts with the acquisition of domain-external skills.
