The phrase "acquired contact" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone has gained or established a connection with another person or entity, often in a professional or networking sense.
Example: "After attending the conference, I acquired contact with several industry leaders who could help advance my career."
Alternatives: "established contact" or "gained contact".
Mohammed told us that when things started erupting in Libya he sold his car, acquired contacts from AP and CNN, and jumped on a plane bound for his mother's homeland.
(Debt collectors acquire contact information and Social Security numbers for debtors only after the purchase).
Once the dust particles are suspended within the clean fluid, an interior friction is created at intervals in the fluid, and additionally, the dust particles absorb heat from the fluid once they acquire contact.
Acquiring contact details from airlines was time consuming, and contact details on passenger lists were often minimal, so that contacts were difficult to trace.
Our previous study demonstrated that a sampling rate at 50 Hz is sufficient for acquiring contact force during HVLA-SM [ 36].
As more researchers recognize the importance of establishing networks to enhance efficiency and reduce redundancy in scientific research, major challenges include identifying investigators with particular interests and acquiring contact information for building new networks and updating this information for existing networks.
Others are acquired by contact with infected material.
H5N1 is generally acquired from contact with infected birds, but scientists still worry that it could mutate to become better able to spread between humans.
It is unclear whether the mucous is made by the fishes themselves, or acquired by contact with the anemone's tentacles.
It is inappropriate to isolate human cases of a disease, such as brucellosis, that is usually acquired by contact with infected farm animals or their products.
