The phrase "acquire well" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used in contexts where you want to express that someone is gaining skills or knowledge effectively, but it is not a standard expression.
Example: "She was able to acquire well the necessary skills for the job during her training."
Alternatives: "gain effectively" or "learn successfully".
After all, when foreign companies acquire well-known U.S. brands, it's partly because of their strong images; to then destroy those images would be pretty counterproductive.
Soon, they began contacting publishers to acquire well-known books like "Americanah," by the Nigerian-American novelist Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, and "From a Crooked Rib," by the Somali writer Nuruddin Farah.
And the German conglomerate Joh. A. Benckiser had an opportunity to acquire well-known brands when it bought Peet's Coffee & Tea and Caribou Coffee for a combined $1.3 billion.
A global criterion allows in our case to acquire well-contrasted images, even though this may not necessarily guarantee success for the whole vision task.
Also important here is the real freedom to acquire well-being — a freedom represented in the capability to oneself choose forms of achievement and the combination of "functionings".
Periodic semiconductor nanostructures have been widely used to fabricate nanophotonic devices, such as photonic crystals [2, 3] and plasmonic structures [4, 5], to acquire well-controlled light propagation in nanoscale [6], which are the crucial for applications in quantum computing and quantum communication.
Not surprisingly, the new super rich are now scrambling to acquire well-trained, impeccably-groomed, and properly-behaved servants, even at a substantial cost.
Now, the simulation studio has applied in teaching, and has acquires well teaching effect.
And one that was acquired well over four years ago.
From radiological aspects, 14 patients acquired well repairmen of the necrotic areas of the femoral head.
