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The phrase "acquire a site" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to real estate, business, or online platforms when referring to obtaining or securing a location or domain.
Example: "The company plans to acquire a site for its new headquarters in the downtown area."
Alternatives: "obtain a location" or "secure a property".
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The company is negotiating to acquire a site in Rockefeller Center.
In December it agreed to acquire a site for a new trading floor in the City.
Gazprom is building big storage units in Germany, Austria and Hungary, and it plans to acquire a site in Slovakia.
But why would the Weather Channel want to acquire a site loved by people who hate the Weather Channel?
So with the money he had made from his software company, he joined with several partners to acquire a site at the corner of Fifth Avenue and 27th Street and established the museum as a for-profit corporation.
Put a different way, developers can afford to pay only about $20,000 to $30,000 per developable unit to acquire a site for this right? in a senior-housing project in Manhattan.
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It also has a presence in 14 countries in Europe after acquiring a site called Citydeal in May.
Upper Park was perhaps two-thirds built up when a group including the developer Henry Mandel acquired a site at the southwest corner of Park and 79th Street.
Over the next year, the project acquired a site, the long-abandoned Harlem River railroad yard, and an official name, the Bronx Community Paper Company.
Getty Images, its main competitor and the dominant company in the image-licensing market, last year acquired a site called iStockPhoto for $50 million.
In the breakup, the French company acquired a site for a reactor, adjacent to the Nine Mile Point Nuclear Station reactors, near Oswego, N.Y.
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