The phrase "acquire magic" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to fantasy, gaming, or metaphorical expressions about gaining skills or abilities.
Example: "In the game, players must complete quests to acquire magic and enhance their powers."
Alternatives: "gain magic" or "obtain magic".
Puss and Humpty Dumpty first meet at an orphanage, where they hatch a dream of acquiring magic beans to grow a beanstalk that they intend to climb into the clouds to steal the Goose That Lays Golden Eggs.
Two weeks after Twitter acquired Magic Pony to advance its machine learning smarts for improving users' experience of photos and videos on its platform, Google is following suit.
Instead, the main character acquires magic spells through treasure chests or as a reward for clearing out battlefields.
The legend of Etana, a namesake of the shepherd-king who ascended to heaven in the mythical postdiluvian Sumerian dynasty of Kish, recounts in its Old Babylonian and Assyrian recensions the heavenly flight of Etana on the wings of an eagle in order to acquire the magic birth plant that would cure his childlessness.
The alternative for areas that lack the prerequisites – for example, modernist tower blocks – which cannot acquire the magic values of housing density and frontage height – is the wrecker's ball, like that recently taken to the notorious Heygate estate in south London.
Ludacris didn't hesitate to acquire the magic by grabbing Jamie to do his best Ray Charles on the DTP compilation single, "Georgia".
Evidently, the name and the look of the Roche pill have acquired a magic that transcends chemistry.
Because I was practising my newly acquired art – magic – and I constantly had my hands under the desk, manipulating the cards.
In "Were the World Mine," an indie alternative to Disney's "High School Musical" franchise, Timothy Tanner Cohenn), a persecuted gay student at a private boys' school outside Chicago, acquires such magic while rehearsing the role of Puck in "A Midsummer Night's Dream".
The newest trailer for "The Huntsman: Winter's War" shows us how Emily Blunt's Ice Queen Freya acquired her magic ice powers.
