The phrase "acquire a contract" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the act of obtaining or securing a formal agreement or contract, often in a business context.
Example: "Our company aims to acquire a contract with the government for the new infrastructure project."
Alternatives: "secure a contract" or "obtain a contract".
Firms that take the time and effort to acquire a military contract are rewarded by continuing relationships and stable, predictable revenues.
The police accuse Mr. Huang, who served as the deputy director of the Bajia Township Agricultural Office, of taking the money after helping Mr. Long acquire a forestry leasing contract in the region.
The Dodgers would be wary of investing so much money in one player, and team President Stan Kasten has said he would be reluctant to acquire a player whose contract extended beyond age 36.
Olive Group's website said that it acquired a security contract from Iraq's ministry of oil in 2011 to provide high-tech security for the massive complex, which boasts a perimeter surveillance system, x-ray machines and explosives detectors.
County records show that Bachmann & Associates had acquired a second contract that covered from 2008 to 2011.
For those that are successful in acquiring a permanent contract the challenges continue.
The company said it had signed a contract to acquire a 50percentt interest in the property from the Swig Investment Company and 100percentt of the existing leasehold mortgage from the New York State Common Retirement Fund.
She was among the first black performers to sing with a big white band, and to acquire a long-term Hollywood contract.
The difference between the money left on the contracts — $34.5 million — could allow the Dodgers room to pay some of Crawford's contract and acquire a top pitcher without spending the money to sign the likes of Scherzer or David Price in free agency.
