"previously acquired knowledge" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to knowledge that has been gained in the past. For example, "This project builds upon my previously acquired knowledge of coding languages."
Then he intervened, showing off some previously acquired knowledge.
This suggests a cumulative effect, whereby previously acquired knowledge enhances future learning.
A study by Grigorenko and colleagues indicates that the most sensitive tests for measuring the cognitive effects of parasitic worms might be dynamic assessments, where the focus is on seeing how much the child can benefit from training during a test session, rather than measuring previously acquired knowledge and skills.
Software patterns have been used in various areas to capture and reuse the previously acquired knowledge.
To overcome this problem, the algorithm starts with previously acquired knowledge in the training phase.
Instead, they should be able to generalize the previously acquired knowledge to operate in new situations as they arise.
A critical condition for the acquisition of new knowledge is the existence of previously acquired relevant knowledge, i.e. of a well developed mental model or schema (Bransford and Johnson 1972; Alba and Hasher 1983).
On the basis of seeing red she (a) acquires a new phenomenal concept of red and (b) she forms new beliefs involving that new concept using her previously acquired physical knowledge.
However, it is possible that researchers would like to use previously acquired empirical knowledge about the target and identify compounds that can form specific interactions with certain region or specific residues of the binding pocket.
In addition, this approach enables the incorporation of previously acquired biological knowledge and makes a more biology-driven analysis of genomics data.
Our task allowed us to directly compare 3 familiar categories for which subjects had a great deal of previously acquired conceptual knowledge, while being reasonably certain that subjects processed the categories at the same level of specificity and with the same amount of knowledge about the specific exemplars presented in the scanner.
