The phrase "acquisition range" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to business, marketing, or data analysis, referring to the scope or extent of acquiring something, such as customers or assets.
Example: "The company's acquisition range has expanded significantly over the past year, allowing them to target a broader audience."
Alternatives: "acquisition scope" or "acquisition area".
The precursors' acquisition range was set to 400 1,800 m/z while the fragments acquisition range was set to 200 1,500 m/z.
It has been shown analytically that the modified DPLL based on the proposed algorithm can be designed to have a faster transient response besides having steady-state response and frequency acquisition range same as that of a conventional DPLL.
The analytical bifurcation analysis shows that inspite of the broader frequency acquisition range than a conventional one the stability of the loop degrades appreciably when the input signal frequency is less than the nominal frequency of the digitally controlled oscillator.
Still, given its high valuation, the company has almost priced itself out of acquisition range.
The CFO value was randomly generated in each frame with a value inside the acquisition range.
The diode array detector was set to acquisition range of 200-600 nm.
Obtained results indicate that for a FD-DTL loop gain values could be taken higher and frequency acquisition ranges (FARs) are wider compared to those for a conventional DTL (CDTL).
Ages of BSL acquisition ranged from birth to 23 years old (M = 7.9, SD = 5.5).
Imaging time per IVIM acquisition ranged from 1 min 40 s to 3 min 20 s.
Laser frequency of 60 Hz in the positive linear mode with mass acquisition ranging from 2 to 20 kDa.
There are a number of ways that Microsoft plans to take advantage of its $26.2 billion LinkedIn acquisition, ranging from data-gathering to getting a foothold in social to plans for re-imagining the recruitment and talent management businesses and more.
