The phrase "a position he acquired" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a job or role that someone has obtained, often through effort or qualification.
Example: "After years of hard work and dedication, he finally secured a position he acquired at the prestigious firm."
Alternatives: "a role he obtained" or "a job he secured."
He was released in early 1778 and returned to the Continental Army as colonel of the 6th Maryland Regiment, a position he had acquired during his captivity.
During World War II he acquired a position of particular respect as a man who had never been seduced by totalitarianisms of any kind and whose belief in personal relationships and the simple decencies seemed to embody some of the common values behind the fight against Nazism and Fascism.
The grandson of a German groom who served Duke Jacob III of Courland (1642 82), Biron attended the academy of Königsberg (modern Kaliningrad), and, after being expelled for riotous conduct and unsuccessfully seeking his fortune in Russia (1714), he went to Mitau, in Courland, where he acquired a position in the court of Anna Ivanovna, Duchess of Courland.
"REITs are likely to use access to the equity markets to pay down debt; then they will be in a position to acquire new assets later on," he said.
In 2010, he said he acquired a "substantial position in the company" and used it to persuade management to sell assets, closing a funding shortfall and slowing land purchases.
He acquired a leading position among India's Muslims, served as president of the All-India Muslim League, played an important part in the Round Table conferences on Indian constitutional reform (1930 32), and in 1937 was appointed president of the League of Nations.
He was also a canon of Hereford Cathedral, appearing in that capacity in 1173, but it is unclear when exactly he acquired the position.
As for career and leadership, a large proportion of graduates changed their leadership position, technical position, acquired new responsibilities, and increased their remuneration, and attributed these changes to the MPH program.
Asked what company might ever be in a position to acquire Microsoft, Mr. Nielsen replied: "That's the point.
