'acquainted to' is not correct and usable in written English.
The correct form of the phrase is 'acquainted with'. For example, you could say: "I am acquainted with her family."
Özil himself had made and scored goals for Germany in two World Cup games since then, but shortly after making himself acquainted to his new teammates at Arsenal, he fell ill.
Chemists, who become acquainted to workflows, can apply this technology to scientific problems.
… By experiencing different perceptions of a question by their peers, … students are acquainted to report, listen, discuss and debate.
Sure, after being acquainted to the car, it became a bit easier, but the interface still felt antiquated.
I am acquainted to Google people and Sundar of course, but acquisition, 1 billion — all of that is false".
Societies with severe lack of resources were always acquainted to re-use and recycling to extend their own life and welfare.
Phips promptly left Boston to become acquainted with his vast territory to the north.
Once you're acquainted, things need to get a little friendlier.
Mr. Mitchell said he wanted to acquaint a younger generation to that gay lore.
So, we secured a room for her and headed out to dinner to get acquainted.
