The phrase "acquire heritage" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to obtain or gain something of cultural or historical significance that has been passed down from previous generations. Example: The family's decision to restore the old mansion was driven by their desire to acquire their ancestral heritage and preserve it for future generations to come.
This idea acquires its heritage (acquis communautaire) and all its sense in the framework of the COE and the EU; it is a key concept that deserves to be revitalised and recuperated for political and social European action.
"Chinese buyers have the wherewithal to acquire back their cultural heritage," said Mr. Stone of Christie's.
Le Dupleix's 14 internet-enabled rooms are furnished with antique rosewood and teak wood fittings acquired from a heritage bungalow inhabited by one of Pondicherry's former French mayors.
Unlike most similar organizations, concerned largely with interpreting their communities' pasts, Wilton's historical society has also protected the town's architectural heritage, acquiring and moving eight historic structures and adapting them to new roles.
The "visiting friends and relatives" group is known to be high risk for people of African heritage acquiring falciparum malaria while abroad compared with tourists, 7 18 19 and it is likely that similar factors lie behind this trend for vivax malaria.
"We are extremely pleased to have reached an agreement to acquire Waterstone's and its great heritage," said Mamut.
I could acquire greater knowledge about the cultural heritage they insisted I study while denying I could claim it.
Boy Scouts are expected to develop personal religious values, learn the principles of American heritage and government, and acquire skills to become successful adults.
It's widely agreed that children should acquire some knowledge of their own religious heritage, if they have one, and of other spiritual traditions, in a way that promotes co-existence and mutual respect rather than hatred.
The Smithsonian will give the Quys a replacement fee so they can they can acquire, and fix up, another Stearman with a less distinguished heritage.
"The books are all classified as non-core heritage items," Burwell said, "and were selected in line with the Royal Institution's heritage policies which state that it will only acquire material for its collections (either through gift or purchase) that is of direct relevance to the Royal Institution".
