The phrase "acquisition technologies" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to the methods or tools used for acquiring goods, services, or information, particularly in business or technology sectors.
Example: "The company is investing in new acquisition technologies to streamline its procurement process."
Alternatives: "procurement technologies" or "acquisition tools".
With the rapid development of information technologies and data acquisition technologies, the era of big data has arrived.
It has evolved into a complex and powerful discipline amalgamating image acquisition technologies and quantitative digital image analysis.
A set of BLD acquisition technologies was established, including encryption technology, data preprocessing technology, third-party damage pattern feature extraction technology, and third-party damage risk visualization methods.
Based on the information collected, some recent data acquisition technologies for behavior-related research and occupant behavior modeling approaches are summarized.
This paper focuses on image acquisition technologies which can reveal the information of interest in two dimensions using visible and non-visible band of radiation.
To plan, monitor, collect and manage solid waste, the ICTs are divided into four categories such as spatial technologies, identification technologies, data acquisition technologies and data communication technologies.
Michael Wynne, principal deputy under secretary of defense for acquisition, technology and logistics, went further.
"This is hard, and we all know it," Edward C. Aldridge Jr., the under secretary of defense for acquisition, technology and logistics, told reporters today.
In fact, a briefing for the President had already been prepared, by Edward Aldridge, Rumsfeld's Under-Secretary for Acquisition, Technology, and Logistics.
Jacques Gansler, a former defense under secretary for acquisition, technology and logistics, said events flowing from the terrorist attacks probably had a limited effect on the Navy's thinking.
Carter held positions with various companies and organizations before becoming undersecretary of defense for acquisition, technology, and logistics at the DOD in 2009.
