The phrase "acquire the infrastructure" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the process of obtaining or establishing the necessary physical or organizational structures for a project or system.
Example: "In order to launch the new service, we need to acquire the infrastructure that supports it."
Alternatives: "obtain the infrastructure" or "secure the infrastructure".
He said that MI6 had had "phenomenal" success in disarming Libya, which had succeeded in acquiring the infrastructure needed to begin a nuclear weapons programme from the rogue Pakistani scientist, AQ Khan.
That presents a huge challenge in terms of hiring thousands of workers and acquiring the infrastructure needed to host them.
If Obama can acquire the Clinton infrastructure and consolidate it with the Kennedy franchise and then fasten in the many newcomers to his "movement", he'd then be creating something quite new and different -- and sustainable.
Banks have the resources to acquire the best talent, infrastructure and whatever it takes to get the job done.
Therefore, users are advocated to acquire the exact same infrastructure and only experts can adapt the code to specific needs.
The application monitoring service New Relic today announced better-than-expected quarterly earnings, but in addition, it also today disclosed that it has acquired the cloud infrastructure monitoring company Opsmatic.
Although participating ICUs in Peru are in the process of acquiring the necessary infrastructure for electronic medical records, none currently have it in place.
If car companies were suddenly forced to acquire the land and maintain the infrastructure that its products need to function, the real cost of a car would be beyond the reach of all but the wealthiest people, and our national economy would come to a standstill until another form of transportation were subsidized and developed to take its place.
Yet, somehow, they manage to come up with the necessary maps and schematics of downtown L.A. infrastructure and acquire the equipment and explosives necessary -- then somehow manufacture the extra time needed to pull this off.
Malaria transmission in regions where transmission is classified as unstable is especially sensitive to effects of climate on vectorial capacity because human populations in these areas have little or no acquired immunity and the infrastructure for malaria control is likely to be limited.
