"acquire fame" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when expressing an ambition of becoming famous or successful. For example, "She aspired to acquire fame by writing a book."
The third factor is the desire to acquire fame and glory through killing.
Last week Henley had a chance to acquire fame in a new area of life, and rejected it.The business in question exemplifies many of the virtues Conservatives hold dear.
According to locals like Mr. Thomgon, the festival has been running for over a hundred years now – but it has only started to acquire fame over the past few, as attendance has soared because of more word of mouth in the Internet age.
"You don't know who shot me in your hometown, these niggas from your neighborhood?" The way Tupac saw it, his own friend had betrayed him a friend whom Tupac had helped to acquire fame and fortune.
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Quests may be undertaken for their various rewards, or to acquire "fame," which allows a character to become well-known and respected by NPCs; a higher fame rating will open up new interactions and quests with NPCs.
Google's MapReduce framework has been battle-tested and acquired fame.
He acquired fame and fortune by lecturing and retired to Athens about 275 bc to write.
Known to the Romans as Vicus Calidus, Vichy acquired fame for its alkaline springs in the 17th century.
Mr. James T. Lee, who acquired fame by building the Shelton Hotel, is a member of the syndicate arranging this latter project.
NEARLY 100 years ago, Ernest Rutherford acquired fame, and a Nobel prize, by shooting alpha particles (helium nuclei produced by radioactive decay) at gold foil.
