The phrase "acquisition the average" is not correct in written English.
It appears to be a fragment and lacks clarity, making it unusable without additional context or correction.
Example: "The acquisition the average consumer's preferences is crucial for our marketing strategy."
Alternatives: "gaining the average" or "obtaining the average".
She found that after an acquisition, the average staffing fell and the average number of quality-of-care deficiencies rose.
The average background counts in the phantom were then converted to an equivalent patient acquisition time by using the fact that after an 8-min acquisition, the average patient has 120 counts/pixel in the background.
Prospective studies of young women (<25 years of age) have reported high rates of cervical human papillomavirus (HPV) acquisition; the average duration of these infections is <1 year (1 – 4 ).
(The error occurred again yesterday in an article about federal scrutiny of newspaper acquisitions). The average daily circulation is 170,704.
In the last quarter, the company's subscriber acquisition cost – the average cost of acquiring new customers– was $88.11.
To compare the phantom data acquired with the GP collimator and patient datasets, we determined for the phantom data for each acquisition time the average number of background counts.
In the acquisition phases, the average SCR to the unreinforced CS+ was compared with the average SCR to the CS−.
Considering the costs of drug acquisition using the average sales price (ASP) for the entire duration of UOL therapies, we thus estimated that $1.34 million may have been used just to obtain that drug.
We estimated the costs of therapy acquisition using the average sales price (ASP) for the entire duration of UOL therapies, a statutorily defined price based on the national average of manufacturers' sales prices from two earlier quarters plus a 6% margin [ 21].
To compare the levels of acquisition among individuals, the average conditioned responses in the last ten trials of the acquisition sessions were also calculated as the conditioned scores.
With the passage of time and the acquisition of skills, the average size of the tool decreased; there was more cutting edge per pound of material, an important factor when flint had to be imported to a region.
