The phrase "acquire more information about" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to express the need to gather additional details or knowledge regarding a specific topic or subject.
Example: "In order to make an informed decision, we need to acquire more information about the market trends."
Alternatives: "gather additional information on" or "obtain further details about".
To acquire more information about the reaction mechanism and estimating some kinetic parameters, cyclic voltammetry (CV) studies was also performed.
Compared with a microphone array at a single position, spatially distributed microphones are able to acquire more information about the sound field.
Based on the integration of its internal data, the bank actively constructs a data-sharing mechanism with Internet media to acquire more information about consumers.
The genetic information obtained in the present study will assist to acquire more information about the population genetic structure, the basis for speciation or subspecies formation in Isatis glauca species and its taxonomy.
To acquire more information about each partition we calculated more descriptive statistics, which are included in Table 1.
This indicates that physicians feel that MEMRs will threaten their working autonomy because MEMRs enable other people to acquire more information about the treatment of their patients.
A prototype is developed, in the context of intelligent transportation systems (ITS), to allow sharing information collected by each service and then acquiring more information about the driving context.
This paper addresses the question of how to evaluate the option to acquire more information.
The novel HLA-associated mutations identified in this study encourage us to acquire more extensive information about the viral dynamics of HLA-associated amino acid polymorphisms in a given population as effective CTL vaccine targets.
The bias appears to be that Westerners have longer fixation durations than East Asians, are relatively more affected by salient visual information about objects that capture attention in a data-driven manner, and have more within-object eye-movements possibly to acquire more detailed information about objects' attributes.
Here, we demonstrate that Sprague Dawley rats acquire more fear information about a conditioned cue from a familiar and related conspecific and that, in female rats, social interactions immediately following cue termination modulate the degree of freezing during test.
