The phrase "acquired an image" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of obtaining or capturing a visual representation, whether through photography, digital means, or other methods.
Example: "After several attempts, she finally acquired an image of the rare bird that had eluded her for weeks."
Alternatives: "captured an image" or "obtained an image."
Monarchies had acquired an image of a defeated, outdated system.
On 1 February, Nasa's Terra satellite acquired an image that juxtaposes both types.
Ford, which has been building cars in Europe for more than 70 years, has acquired an image of being uninspired, unreliable, simply behind the curve.
And they understand that because Mr. Bush wound up with a rival challenging him from the left, as opposed to the right, he has perhaps acquired an image a bit different from the one he wanted.
Johnson initiated the annual World Series championship games between the two leagues in 1903 and cleaned up rowdyism at the ballparks to the point that baseball acquired an image conducive to family attendance.
For example, assume that we have acquired an image signal x∈ ℝ N with N pixels.
Croke Park attained the status of a citadel of both nationalism and of sacrifice, acquiring an image of victimhood.
Readers acquire an image of a character from their reading — exactly as I have of many of Furst's own riveting characters.
In addition, stationary transmission measurements were obtained to provide an indication of the variability of flow in the contactor over the duration required to acquire an image.
It acquires an image of the sky, recognizes the most brilliant stars in the image, creates with them a "constellation", and searches for this pattern in an on board star catalogue of the observed region.
Bob Dole, quintessential senator and lifelong stoic, bolted the place, in the hope that he can win the Presidency by acquiring an image unsullied by 35 years of service in public office.
