The phrase "acquire potentially" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing the possibility of obtaining something, but it would be clearer with additional context or rephrasing.
Example: "The company aims to acquire potentially valuable assets in the upcoming merger."
Alternatives: "possibly acquire" or "may obtain".
This disease, he says, is the primary cause of acquired, potentially fatal, coronary aneurysms in young children.
None of the patients acquired potentially graft-related autoimmune disorders or signs of hypersensitivity.
Two reviewers scanned abstracts and titles, acquired potentially relevant articles, and decided on inclusion based on pre-specified criteria, with disputes resolved by other authors.
The risk of children acquiring potentially fatal baylisascariasis can be reduced if parents understand how to reduce the likelihood that children will come into contact with raccoon latrines.
This stable growth arrest, triggered by dysfunctional telomeres that are not necessarily critically short, likely evolved as a tumor-suppressing mechanism as it prevents proliferation of cells that are at risk for acquiring potentially hazardous and transforming mutations both in vitro and in vivo.
Therefore attenders at screening may be less likely to acquire and potentially die from colorectal cancer.
Instead, it aims to acquire a (potentially biased) sample of parameter points distributed all over the viable space.
But what I love is his ability to manipulate the English language so that every word acquires a potentially filthy meaning.
This force of 420 men, about half of them full Spartan citizens, was cut off by the Athenians, who thus acquired a potentially valuable bargaining chip.
The term neuromuscular refers to acquired and potentially reversible cerebrospinal, motor, and muscle disorders (e.g., Guillain Barré syndrome, intensive care unit acquired muscle weakness, myasthenia, lupus myelitis).
