The phrase "acquire key" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing obtaining an important piece of information, access, or a crucial element necessary for a task or project.
Example: "To successfully complete the project, we need to acquire key insights from the market research."
Alternatives: "obtain essential" or "gain critical".
The fund, he said, should be used only to acquire key pieces of property that are in danger of development.
In the latest Monopoly game, players acquire key brands to create corporate empires rather than try to bankrupt their opponents.
They do not produce work of enough quality or quantity in order to acquire key skills, gain new knowledge or develop their understanding as quickly as they should.
This paper describes the experimental methodology used to acquire key modelling data, i.e. kinetic energy transport and work by viscous forces across the boundaries of an integral control volume.
Sharma said that this is part of a long-term plan he and management and the board planned out some time ago, to acquire key apps that have strong use cases and audiences for location services.
The sum is small compared to the 5.44 billion euro deal in which Microsoft will acquire key Nokia brands and the company's handset business, totaling just 0.35percentt of the larger deal.
As I picked up my bag to leave, I started to think about how I would need to forward the worksheets I had spent hours on Saturday afternoon making, ready for tomorrow morning and that someone would need to acquire keys for the cupboard where the coursework I had painstakingly marked for three hours was locked.
A worker node receiving the beacon will acquire keying information from the service sensor through a secure channel established based on Rabin's cryptosystem between the two nodes.
They also acquired key forward Luke McGuane from Richmond, who had delisted the Queenslander.
"Samsung has acquired key talent and assets from Boxee," the spokeswoman said in a statement.
Millwood, 28, is "coming into his own," Glavine said, and he is a perfect candidate for the Mets, who have determined they focused too much on acquiring key players beyond their prime.
