The phrase "acquired a partner" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone has entered into a partnership, whether in business, personal relationships, or other collaborative efforts.
Example: "After months of searching, she finally acquired a partner to help her launch the new startup."
Alternatives: "secured a partner" or "found a partner."
In addition, Mr. Johnson has acquired a partner.
He also acquired a partner in crime: Pablo Olea, an art student who'd grown up forty minutes away from Scott, in Lawrence, Kansas.
Still, Hodson soldiered on, and eventually she acquired a partner: Kenneth Archer, an English art historian who was doing research on Nicholas Roerich, the Russian painter who designed "The Rite".
Both were also rumoured to have been interested in Freeserve.EM.TV, a struggling German TV company, began a sell-off of assets and acquired a partner after announcing profits way below forecasts.
71 Morton Street South Village Through April 23 Mitchell Algus, advocate of neglected artists, has acquired a partner, Amy Greenspon, and moved to a new space, where he continues to fill the gaps and chinks in the collective understanding of the recent past.
The business expands when they acquire a partner from Coney Island and add loan sharking and the selling of fireworks to their catalog of services.
It's really, I would say, whether we decide to acquire a partner is less about the money and more about what kind of makes sense.
In Poroshenko, Putin has acquired a legitimate partner who speaks out on behalf of peace.
Ms. Atkinson's entirely winning performance has itself not diminished a jot in its appeal since she has acquired a new partner.
Mr. Milner went on alone for a time, then acquired a new partner played by Glenn Corbett, but the show was never quite as strong.
Yet he quickly recovers his composure when he pops round to Charlotte's new place for nibbles and drinks the following day, having apparently acquired a replacement partner overnight.
