The phrase "acquire mechanisms" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is discussing the process of obtaining or developing systems, tools, or methods for a specific purpose.
Example: "In order to improve our workflow, we need to acquire mechanisms that enhance collaboration among team members."
Alternatives: "obtain systems" or "develop tools".
Malignant tumour cells acquire mechanisms to degrade basement membranes and invade the underlying tissue.
Pathogens constrained to survive within a mammalian host are under evolutionary pressure to acquire mechanisms that favor a chronic infection.
In fact, dysfunctional repair accelerates genetic evolution of clones, but cancer cells must acquire mechanisms to bypass cell death or senescence in response to exogenous stressors.
Proliferative invasive cancer cells with activated oncogenes acquire mechanisms to suppress senescence in the early stages of cancer pathogenesis (e.g., in situ lesions).
Such intrinsic mechanisms also facilitate the development of resistance through acquired mechanisms that are based on genetic mutations or drug resistance genes.
Tumors with reduced immunogenicity or those that have acquired mechanisms to suppress immune effector functions, however, can emerge from this selection pressure and grow progressively.
Building upon the highly conserved use of variants of chromosomal architectural proteins to distinguish chromosomal states, Eukarya secondarily acquired mechanisms for "writing" chemical modifications onto chromatin that constitute persistent signals.
Thus, the IL33-IL1RL1 isteraction is likely a key contributor to both innate and acquired mechanisms of eosinophilic inflammation in aCRSwNP.
The major cause of mortality in these patients can be attributed to cancers that are resistant to current therapies either intrinsically or through acquired mechanisms.
Minimizing selection of pathogenic bacteria that have acquired mechanisms of resistance to antibiotics has become a top priority of international public health authorities.
The pathogens responsible for many human infectious diseases such as urinary tract infection, tuberculosis, gastroenteritis, pneumonia, and wound infections are proven to be highly adept in acquiring mechanisms of antimicrobial resistance [2], [3], [4].
