The phrase "as we acquired" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a process or action that occurred during the time of acquiring something, often in a business or learning context.
Example: "As we acquired new skills, our team became more efficient in project management."
Alternatives: "as we obtained" or "as we gained".
Over the past two decades, our understanding of estrogen receptor physiology in mammals widened considerably as we acquired a deeper appreciation of the roles of estrogen receptor alpha and beta (ERα and ERβ) in reproduction as well as in bone and metabolic homeostasis, depression, vascular disorders, neurodegenerative diseases and cancer.
Implementing a scalable process from the beginning allowed us to keep up within a fast-paced market as we acquired new clientele.
As we acquired more experience, we gradually developed a technique that provided significant reduction of parotid dose regardless of the cancer anatomic site.
Our study provides additional data as we acquired early serial imaging data (0, 24, 48, 72 hr) and quantified total lesion volume (instead of residual hemisphere volume) and also used HRS to quantify ischemic CP and 3).
24 However, following the same arguments as we acquired SL above, we believe the middle layers (eg, layers 2 and 3 in Figure 7) of the VM would be more reliable than the other layers (eg, layers 1 and 4 in Figure 7) for evaluating the geometric features of the colon mucosa.
Why do religions cling to things that become redundant as we acquire understanding ?
As we acquire more data, we have the ability to find many, many more statistically significant correlations.
Even as we acquire current e-books, we need to scan existing ones, but again, this work is already under way.
Music is with us as we articulate and define social identities -- punk rocker, student, Japanese-American, member of a sorority, Catholic, radical, etc. --and acquirecquire new identities through rites of passage such as weddings, graduations, and initiation ceremonies.
Rogers's user-friendly (and admittedly self-serving) summary of Lacanian psychoanalytic thought explains that human beings are "born into language," and that as we acquire language we discover loss.
Strange … Any other new songs of Bob's which turn up here, plus any news of actual record releases on CBS will be published as soon as we acquire the information.
