The phrase "acquire partners" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in contexts related to business, collaboration, or networking when referring to the act of gaining or forming partnerships.
Example: "Our goal this quarter is to acquire partners who can help us expand our market reach."
Alternatives: "form partnerships" or "establish alliances".
Working with Eithan taught me the mechanics of academia – the need to get grants, to survive rejections, and to acquire partners that allow you to overcome your weaknesses.
TalkingPoints' focus on underserved customers positions the organization to dramatically increase parental engagement in high-needs schools, cultivate a loyal user base, and acquire partners who share these priorities.
Apart from this problem, the company had to struggle to acquire partners to distribute coupons that are being bought by advertisers.
The ballerinas acquire partners, Angel Corella, Robert Hill, Giuseppe Picone, Isaac Stappas and Sean Stewart.
Although we obtained data on event-specific use of alcohol and the sexual behavior of particular individuals, we were unable to acquire partner data, which would have been useful in interpreting the relationship between alcohol and sexual behavior, especially condom use and gender differences.
Flexibility in acquiring partners.
He acquired partners and was ready to put up his own money — money he had saved and invested.
Indeed, nearly all the university-based programs that exist today originated with funding from business partners or acquired partners over time.
We stayed at work late and worked Christmases and made different friends and acquired partners from families with intergenerational rites that bore no resemblance to our own.
The effort to buy top-line revenues by acquiring partners with portable books of business has thrown most big law firms into a lateral hiring frenzy.
Drawing on her extensive experience in online business and website monetization, Daria has built a network of international banks and acquiring partners.
