The phrase "acquire its position" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where something is gaining or establishing its place or status, often in a competitive or organizational setting.
Example: "The company worked hard to acquire its position as a leader in the tech industry."
Alternatives: "establish its status" or "secure its place".
Between 36 and 52 hpf, the intestine undergoes extensive morphogenesis and growth (Ng et al., 2005; Fig. S3A,B), until it acquires its final position on the left side at ∼72 hpf (Fig. S3C).
A recognisable likeness of a celebrity will be artless, unless it acquires its own position in relation to all the other images of that celebrity and celebrity itself.
It revealed that it was working with the DMV to acquire its license last week, but its position regarding the technical legality of its original tests hasn't changed according to the company, despite its willingness to now work with the state motor vehicle authority.
It revealed that it was working with the DMV to acquire its license last week, but its position regarding the technical legality of its original tests hasn't changed according to the company, despite its willingness to now work with the state motor vehicle authority.
Focusing on the rise of the mechanistic idea that we can know the natural world only by distancing ourselves from it, Berman shows how science acquired its controlling position in the consciousness of the West.
The following week, it rose to number 32, before acquiring its peak position of number 16 in its third week.
The accelerometer was mounted on one arm of a standard goniometer, and was calibrated for static angle measurement by acquiring its signals when positioned at known inclinations from ± 180° with 15° increment.
He's collected his share of honors, including a term as consultant in poetry of the Library of Congress (before the position acquired its current, more glamorous title, poet laureate), but one doesn't see his poetry anthologized or written about or cited as an influence very often.
