The phrase "acquire memory" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to learning, technology, or cognitive processes where one is gaining or developing memory capabilities.
Example: "To improve your cognitive skills, it is essential to acquire memory techniques that enhance retention."
Alternatives: "develop memory" or "gain memory".
Bacteria acquire memory of viral invaders by incorporating invasive DNA sequence elements into the host CRISPR locus, generating a new spacer within the CRISPR array.
Recent work around the theoretical basis of design for learning specifically posited that IP perspectives in interaction design can provide "a theoretical lens with which to consider individuals' internal cognition, the process of how learners manage and organize information from the world to acquire memory structures to represent it" (Antle and Wise 2013, p. 5).
Studies in the mouse have concluded that antigen specific CD8 T cells acquire memory properties several weeks after antigen clearance, suggesting that memory T cells arise from effector cells.
Components of the immune system can exhibit further specificity and acquire memory of past infections.
Antigen-naïve T cells are Fas resistant and need to be restimulated and acquire memory T-cell features before they can die through the Fas-FasL pathway (Miyawaki et al, 1992).
Other body parts may be involved, too, as suggested by stories of transplant patients who acquire memories not their own.
One of the most interesting discoveries of neuroscience of the last 20 years is that when you acquire memories, they're stored in temporary, fragile form, like cement.
The reason the method works so well goes back to the brain: when we first acquire memories, they are volatile, subject to change or likely to disappear.
Along the way, they can acquire "memories" or documents that relate facts about Polish life under Nazi occupation and the real-life heroes who played a role in the struggle against fascism.
Does sleep play a similar role in reconsolidating a previously acquired memory that has been destabilized as it does in the initial consolidation of that memory?
This study was undertaken to examine the effects of systemic cycloheximide and anisomycin treatment on the reconsolidation and maintenance of a reactivated cocaine-conditioned place preference (CPP) in mice using several strategies designed to reactivate the previously acquired memory.
