The phrase "acquire space" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is seeking to obtain or create physical or metaphorical space, such as in real estate, personal development, or project management.
Example: "In order to expand our operations, we need to acquire space for additional offices and storage."
Alternatives: "obtain space" or "secure space".
The authorization bill mandates that NASA can't acquire space flight services from a foreign entity unless there are no NASA vehicles or U.S. commercial providers available.
MIMO can acquire space division multiplexing gain when using multiple antennas at the transmitter and the receiver.
The importance of being centrally located has also brought the Graham School to acquire space in the NBC Tower, where three of our master's degrees are now located.
Kobata and Warner both acknowledged that the commercial market remains weak, as few buyers are looking to acquire space, especially in the office sector.
According to the Times, the studios' move to acquire space in the holy city is also part of an effort to help spread "the gospel of Jesus Christ to Jews in Israel".
An important obstacle to fledgling charter programs is acquiring space.
Plans call for connecting the ground floor to the newly acquired space.
For someone so unused to time off, did she find it difficult making use of the newly acquired space?
IRNA, the official news agency, reported that it went into orbit as a data-processing project and was "the first practical step toward acquiring space technology".
The startup, which receives support from the South Asia Institute, recently acquired space in the Harvard Innovation Lab to continue its work on fostering social entrepreneurship in Pakistan and the surrounding region.
He felt the muscles around his eyes relax as his gaze became less focussed; outlines of faces and figures receded into the drawing's shadows, and the work acquired space and depth, interiority.
