The phrase "apart from acquiring" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate an exception or to introduce an additional point that is separate from the main topic being discussed.
Example: "Apart from acquiring new skills, I also focused on building strong professional relationships."
Alternatives: "besides obtaining" or "in addition to gaining".
There might be other factors apart from acquired brain injury from HIV infection and related conditions that might have contributed to the poor intellectual performance.
There are, for example, only two reasons for children to go to school – apart, that is, from acquiring the werewithal to earn a living: to make friends, and to see if they can find something of absorbing interest to themselves.
Apart from the acquired immunodeficiency syndrome and an expanding population of transplant recipients on immunosuppressive therapy, the increasing incidence of lymphoproliferative disorders has remained unexplained (Bray et al, 2001).
This is why we must prevent Iran from acquiring the bomb quite apart from its brutal threat to use it against Israel.
This correlation of miR181a overexpression with AKT activation was observed not only in cell lines but also in primary tumor samples of patients with T-leukemia/lymphoma. Apart from primary chemoresistance, acquired chemoresistance is also an important factor of treatment failure.
Apart from the complexity of acquiring MIS skills, a residency curriculum has to deal with smaller case volumes in the operating room (OR).
Patent thickets impose huge costs because they require the assistance from lawyers - quite apart from the costs of acquiring rights or designing around them.
The chromosome of Salmonella enterica is commonly integrated with a large portion of horizontally acquired DNA apart from its core, which are termed the Salmonella pathogenicity islands (SPIs) [ 29].
Apart from using it to acquire a pro-sports team, Morey had no exceptional interest in money.
On the other hand, the transcendental or a priori is implicated, and severe complications ensue whenever the question is posed whether a type of apprehension can be acquired apart from experience that conveys, however, some new and genuine knowledge whether, in short, synthetic a priori judgments can be made.
