0 skill in making correct decisions and judgments in a particular subject, such as business or politics: --
She has considerable business/financial acumen.
2 skill in making correct decisions and judgments in business or in a particular area of business: --
Perhaps we even want its flaws, since detecting them in seminars or reviews reaffirms our superior critical acumen.
Answering this question may require a good deal of clinical acumen and, sometimes, access to sophisticated investigative tools.
He does so with erudition, acumen, and wit.
First, the text lacks a certain critical acumen.
Any element of business acumen or profit-seeking effort was dubbed ulanguzi (conmanship).
They believe that this clinical acumen is an intuitive window to the heart of the patient's condition.
Acumen, finally, is a more advanced robotic testing system which would monitor results and decide what a compound may need to make it more effective.
A better understanding of the concept of delirium might improve diagnostic acumen.
