The phrase "acquire residence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of obtaining a place to live or establishing legal residency in a location.
Example: "To study abroad, you must first acquire residence in the host country."
Alternatives: "establish residency" or "obtain residency."
To expand the knowledge of the extrusion process in co-rotating twin-screw extruders, an optical measurement system was previously introduced (Gerstorfer et al., 2013) [1] to acquire residence time density functions.
"Arranging asylum status for an illegal immigrant or enabling someone who has entered Hungary illegally to acquire residence rights will be seen as facilitating unlawful immigration, a crime punishable by a custodial sentence of five to 90 days," wrote Orbán's spokesman Zoltán Kovács on his blog last week.
In addition, all expatriate workers seeking employment in the UAE are screened for communicable diseases, such as tuberculosis (by chest X-ray) and human immunodeficiency virus (by serology), before acquiring residence status.
Lack of statistical power is a general problem when conducting epidemiological studies on immigrants, not least in countries like Denmark with relatively small immigrant populations – especially when the immigrant population is limited to individuals acquiring residence permits as refugees or by family reunification [ 36].
Indeed, first-rate military figures such as the Viceroy of Italy Eugène, Marshals Davout and Lannes and Generals Rapp and Legrand also acquired residences in Faubourg Saint-Germain.
They are being told that it will not be possible to acquire legal residence in another EU state or gain access to social rights and benefits there.
By trading down to something more humble, homeowners can often acquire a residence that meets their needs and is cheap enough to leave them with a lump sum that will provide income for the rest of their lives and leave liquid wealth for their children.
Hence, whether the labour market outcomes of TFWs in Canada change substantially or not after they acquire permanent residence is an empirical question.
As a result, there is no reason to expect all of them to experience similar changes in labour market outcomes after they acquire permanent residence.
Because it is not possible to find a control group for TFWs who acquire permanent residence status, one needs to be cautious about interpreting any kinks associated with the status change as a causal effect.
The sample used for earnings analyses is not balanced for the following reasons: (1) TFWs may acquire permanent residence after various lengths of stay in Canada; (2) TFWs land in Canada in different years, but the data track them within a fixed window; and (3) some TFWs may leave the labour market while still residing in the country or return to their home country.
