The phrase "acquired building" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a building that has been obtained or purchased, often in a real estate or business context.
Example: "The company has successfully completed the renovation of the acquired building, transforming it into a modern office space."
Alternatives: "purchased property" or "obtained structure".
We utilized the most recent data available from the City of Guelph[51] and acquired building footprint values by assembling a GIS map using ESRI ArcMap[52].
Other newly acquired building blocks include wide receivers Pierre Garçon and Josh Morgan, who must provide big play threats; two-time Pro Bowl safety Brandon Meriweather to lead a revamped safety unit; and rookie guards Josh LeRibeus and Adam Gettis to help bolster depth along the offensive line.
We were going into see the newly acquired building where Scarlett has her temporary studio.
The newly acquired building requires many modifications before it can be occupied.
Efficiently and quickly acquiring building earthquake damage information can help to reduce the casualties after an earthquake.
But I was busy springing forth, dynamically active in the corporate world, acquiring, building and dutifully being a good consumer, to the point where life, when I bothered to notice, was starting to feel like a runaway treadmill.
The paper also discusses the practical difficulties encountered in acquiring building-related data.
"He often acquired buildings on a fire-sale basis, really cheap, and never sold anything.
Under his father, the company seldom if ever sold or acquired buildings.
Mr. Walsh, whose company is the leasing agent for the properties, said the recently acquired buildings are the only large medical office complexes in the county.
According to numbers recently compiled by Cushman & Wakefield, the large real estate services company, 32 nonprofit organizations acquired buildings in Manhattan last year, for a total of $293 million.
