The phrase "acumen will be" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's ability to make good judgments or decisions in a particular area, often in a future context.
Example: "Her business acumen will be crucial for the success of the new project."
Alternatives: "insight will be" or "expertise will be".
A sense of direction, ruthlessness and political acumen will be needed.
"His wise counsel and business acumen will be of great value to our business".
But his intellectual capabilities, including his business acumen, will be undiminished.
While his extraordinary warmth, compassion and acumen will be sorely missed, his memory will be with us always.
They say that electing a strong leader with managerial acumen will be critical for a smooth transition back to city control, whenever that occurs.
Over the next few months, his acumen will be more necessary than ever.On one side, there are reasons aplenty to fear inflationary pressure.
Without technical acumen, it will be a challenge to act effectively in any area relevant to AI.
And demonstrating some marketing acumen, there will be well-publicized XFL cheerleaders.
To become more involved with the Acumen Fund, you can join a local chapter on its Community Website or, for those in the NYC area, the Acumen Fund will be hosting an event on Wednesday, December 9th at the Bubble Lounge in Tribeca (please forward the information to anyone who you believe may be interested in participating)!
Fortification of STEM education is important if we are to train medical and biomedical professionals to possess the knowledge, skills, and innovative acumen that will be required to keep pace with – and within – the worldwide groundswell of scientific and technological (S/T) progress.
The web may have been around for over 20 years but we're still at a very early stage – and those with passion and acumen will always be able to find a place within the industry, regardless of their academic training.
