The phrase "acquired again" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that has been obtained or gained once more after a previous acquisition or loss.
Example: "After losing the rare artifact, the museum was thrilled to have acquired it again through a generous donation."
Alternatives: "regained" or "obtained once more".
Figure 5-B showed that c2 and b10 as pre-acquired spacers were lost first and then acquired again in the process.
Around this time, Père Tanguy, the color merchant, died, and from his estate Vollard acquired — again for a pittance — works by three artists that hardly anyone had heard of: Gauguin, Cézanne and van Gogh.
Now, being acquired again by an Asian Telco has been even more interesting," says Perell.
More promising was to get acquired again, and several buyers showed interest.
Olo has also outlived or outgrown many of its earlier competitors, like Onosys, a company that was acquired by Living Social and later acquired again by another competitor called Splick.it, a smaller, Boulder, Colo.-based outfit.
The Phoenician became a successful hotel in the luxury segment, and the Estrella project achieved at least some of Keating's vision and was acquired again in 2005.
The central bank is also studying, the chairman said, changes in law that would broaden the list of assets the Fed could acquire, again a response to the shrinking of the Treasury market.
That was part of the reason for joining hands with popular song, dance music and the airs of a cafe orchestra, to acquire again a Viennese charm that had disappeared with the fall of the Austro-Hungarian empire.
JB: Will AOL start acquiring again?
The only thing I was surprisingly enough able to acquire again was a Prophet '08 synth, but of course the patches change and that in and of itself kind of changes what you can and can't do in a live performance if you don't have the time to retailor all of those sounds.
What skills will your students acquire?" Again, the author provides useful prompts to help you create a mental map of where your course should go, and why the course should go there.
