The phrase "acquire that knowledge" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the process of gaining or obtaining information or skills.
Example: "In order to excel in this field, it is essential to acquire that knowledge through study and practice."
Alternatives: "gain that knowledge" or "obtain that knowledge."
I had to acquire that knowledge over the years".
In this example, when you acquire that knowledge, it seems plausible to also think that you are aware that you are engaged in seeing, and that the content of the visual event is a tree.
How can anyone expect families to intelligently navigate the court system, when the only way they would acquire that knowledge is by actually going through the court process?
I mean no one sits you down and teaches you how to do that…You acquire that knowledge as you grow older and based on the environment that you grew up in and based on your experiences".
This can stem from the family: if a student's parents do not have the knowledge that undergraduate research is an important step toward a career in science, then students may not acquire that knowledge.
If Forms are the (basic) objects of knowledge, and Forms are not in the physical world, then we must have acquired that knowledge at some point prior to our commerce with that world.
If participants had previous knowledge of safe sleep behaviors, they mainly acquired that knowledge from a doctor's office, a hospital during infant delivery, or some other medical professional or setting such as prenatal or safety classes.
Acquiring that knowledge promises to yield more complete insights into biological variations and etiology of diseases.
Our model also provides opportunities for non-URM students to share inside knowledge that they have gained with their URM peers who may have not yet acquired that knowledge.
For advertisers in the real rather than the reel world, acquiring that knowledge is no laughing matter, particularly as consumer spending slows and women, who do most of the shopping in this country, become even more important in determining how brands fare in the marketplace.
Another particular problem is that some of those who teach EST have no background in the sciences, no knowledge of how science operates, and no interest in acquiring that knowledge.
