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The phrase "acquired citizenship" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the process of obtaining citizenship in a country, typically through naturalization or other legal means.
Example: "After living in the country for several years, she finally acquired citizenship and was able to vote in the elections."
Alternatives: "obtained citizenship" or "gained citizenship."
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Many have learned Estonian and acquired citizenship.
The overwhelming majority had not acquired citizenship.
He lived in Athens and eventually acquired citizenship.
The date when such parents or spouse acquired citizenship.
They soon married and both became legal residents; Mr. Bercian learned English and acquired citizenship.
Most of the Palestinians who acquired citizenship after 1994 come from just inside Israel.
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By Georgian law, if you acquire citizenship abroad, you automatically lose your Georgian citizenship.
That would make it easier for the children of immigrants to acquire citizenship.
"After all, by acquiring citizenship of an EU member state, you get EU citizenship automatically.
She urged Lun to acquire citizenship so that he could get a passport.
The vast majority of the global population acquires citizenship purely by accidental circumstances of birth.
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