The phrase "an acquired database" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a database that has been obtained or developed through a specific process or effort.
Example: "The research team utilized an acquired database to analyze trends in consumer behavior over the past decade."
Alternatives: "a obtained database" or "a gathered database".
The conclusion not to discourage all women with HCA from pregnancy has, however, to be proven in a large multicentre study in which we will closely monitor pregnant patient with a HCA in a prospectively acquired database to give more insight in the behaviour of HCA during pregnancy.
They trained the algorithm for the task by using a newly acquired database of nearly 130,000 clinical images of skin lesions corresponding to over 2,000 different diseases.
This session will introduce you to a newly acquired database The Grand Secretariat Archives 內閣大庫檔案, which features approximately 310,000 documents originally collected by the Grand Secretariat of the Qing dynasty.
We report the indications, methods, and complications of percutaneous gastrostomy/gastrojejunostomy (G/GJ) in patients with voluminous ascites.Following institutional review board approval, 69 patients (14 male, 55 female, mean age 58±12 years, range 32-89 years) who underwent percutaneous G/GJ with paracentesis were identified from a prospectively acquired database.
All data will be collected in a prospectively acquired database by the principal investigators and managed by the coordinating investigator.
The latter was done using a prospectively acquired database of visits to four PES sites in the province of Quebec, Canada, where each individual visit could contain up to 70 variables.
But nine years later it acquired database management software from Lockheed Martin and started selling the technology under license to small banks, to help them manage their customer accounts.
The SOFA and APACHE II scores were retrieved from our prospectively acquired database.
In other cases we collected extensive databases in order to design custom programs with very specific discrimination capabilities or a more complicated processing approach that identified and used only certain data from the acquired database.
Rumors were swirling that IBM would be acquiring database security company Guardium after the Israeli financial newspaper, TheMarker, reported the acquisition yesterday (translated version here).
