The phrase "able to successfully acquire" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capability to obtain or achieve something effectively.
Example: "The team was able to successfully acquire the necessary funding for the project."
Alternatives: "capable of effectively obtaining" or "able to successfully obtain".
Experimental results demonstrate that the robot was able to successfully walk using the acquired controllers even in the cases of an environmental change by placing a seesaw-like metal sheet on the ground and a parametric change of the robot dynamics with an additional weight on a shank, which was not modeled in the numerical simulations.
I've been able to successfully launch and grow my personal business with freelancers.
Some individuals are able to successfully utilize biofeedback to learn to manage their sweating.
Finally, the time-gated data sets acquired using simple wide-field patterns were able to successfully separate the two targets exhibiting absorptive and scattering contrasts and quantitatively reconstruct the mean optical properties within 5% error.
Isakowitz said he believed that DoubleClick would be able to successfully integrate its online consumer data with the offline consumer data it acquired with its purchase of direct-marketing data aggregator Abacus.
In the present study, we investigated what resources teachers acquired during these interventions that explained why they are so able to successfully upgrade the quality of their motivating style.
"As a result of delays and resource restrictions which inhibit acquiring funding and staff, [Alberta Health Services] would not be able to successfully complete its proposed DTFP project," she wrote.
However, even though adolescence is the period in which many of the cognitive capacities relevant to CBT are acquired, it is unhelpful to conclude that all adolescents are able to successfully engage in all cognitive therapeutic techniques.
