The phrase "acquired by the same" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to something that has been obtained or received by the same entity or individual previously mentioned.
Example: "The rights to the property were acquired by the same company that developed the adjacent land."
Alternatives: "obtained by the same" or "secured by the same".
Ford said: "We are pleased with the results achieved in the sale especially since all four books were acquired by the same private American collector.
MCR derived from the stage micrometer under a particular objective lens can be used to measure the size of an object acquired by the same lens/microscope/camera system.
Contrary to Olney's title, it is not clear yet that the Yankees' dynasty is over, but it most likely will end sometime in the near future, when Steinbrenner passes from the scene and the team is acquired by the same sort of faceless corporate ownership that has reduced almost all other New York teams to such boring mediocrities.
The best case scenario requires a PAN image acquired by the same satellite at the same moment.
The value of T DC is set according to the experiments on a number of buildings from images acquired by the same airborne SAR system.
A further experiment has been made fusing a Hyperion image with a PAN image acquired by the same satellite and having the same geometry as the HS image.
Union Square Ventures of course knows Schachter well – they invested in Delicious back in 2005 (the company was acquired by Yahoo the same year).
The 15% cutoff is based on a meta analysis of the behavioral data from our laboratory acquired by using the same apparatus which showed that <15% freezing at training does not produce reliable fear conditioning, as measured by freezing on the following day.
MS/MS spectra were acquired by using the same MALDI-TOF mass spectrometer and the acquisition program FAST.
18F-FDG PET/CT images of each patient were acquired by using the same PET/CT scanner.
A rare portrait of the pre-Raphaelite painter John Waterhouse has been acquired by the National Portrait Gallery at the same time as the mystery of who painted it seems finally to have been cracked.
