The phrase "acquire resources needed" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the process of obtaining necessary materials or assets for a specific purpose or project.
Example: "In order to complete the project on time, we must acquire resources needed for the development phase."
Alternatives: "obtain necessary resources" or "secure required resources".
A member of a private corporate board of directors has major duties: provide continuity; select, appoint and, if need be, fire a chief executive; govern the organization by broad policies; acquire resources needed for operation; and account to the public for the products and services and the expenditures of funds.
For example, to acquire resources needed to fight HIV/AIDS or malaria, African countries must now participate in Global Fund competitions.
Isabella favoured ministers who could acquire the resources needed to advance her schemes, and the men she chose not only carried out her foreign policy but also undertook useful economic, administrative, and military improvements.
Smaller hospitals were more likely to use telemedicine to access acute stroke teams (P = 0.003).Many smaller hospitals are able to acquire the resources needed for provision of acute stroke care, despite initial limitations.
This brief, variable window of activity means the Pacific leaping blenny is under considerable time pressure to find mates and acquire other resources needed for reproduction (e.g., food, rock holes for nesting).
So you must be able to acquire resources on demand and pull them in at the moment that you need them.
He added that HP would still need to acquire resources for higher-end services like consulting and integration.
Marcuse's point is that in advanced industrial societies there is no longer a problem with acquiring the resources need for existence or even the optimum life for members of those societies.
The TAMA Association pursues three "arrows" to cultivate "global niche top" (GNT) firms: support for their R&D to create unique products and technologies, support for their marketing and international business activities, and support for acquiring the human resources needed for the first and second arrows.
An emerging approach called equitable development emphasizes the positive effect of mixed-income communities, and helps residents to have a voice in decision-making and to acquire the skills and resources needed to stay anchored in their neighborhoods.
It will be quick to acquire the cash and resources needed to expand, as ketchup sales are one of its few remaining cash cows.
