The phrase "acquired document" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a document that has been obtained or received, often in a formal or legal context.
Example: "The acquired document must be reviewed by the legal team before proceeding with the contract."
Alternatives: "obtained document" or "received document".
In his report, Mr. Chikane said Mr. Maguwu had given him a top secret, "fraudulently acquired" document meant for the Joint Operations Command, putting Mr. Chikane himself at risk of arrest.
Enterprise software vendor Intralinks acquired document encryption service docTrackr for $10 million in cash.
It was just two weeks ago that fast-growing enterprise cloud storage company, Box, went out and acquired document embedding service and Y Combinator grad, Crocodoc.
A cluster has been identified for a newly acquired document based on either a hard decision where the Bayesian cluster models have been updated with assignment of a document to a cluster with the highest probability or a soft probabilistic updating has been performed.
Some acquired documents by bribing local officials; others were too poor even for that.
The reality and I've recently acquired documents that will bear this out is that this comely blond older gal is a humanoid robot built by a Manhattan Project-sized collaborative team of Wiccans, death panelists, Nazi sympathizers and Islamic feminists in order to beguile and then destroy the American workforce.
According to the London-based Independent newhicher, which acquired documents with a freedom-of-information request, "The Handbook for Ministers" includes helpful recommendations on ingratiating oneself to the staff with a round of Danish pastries and getting down to the gym once in a while.
The process of late registration was initiated for more then 130 children and 80 parents, and they acquired documents during this period.
"The tax police are here to acquire documents, and we are handing them over to them," Giorgio Perroni, a lawyer for the U.S. investment bank, told reporters.
And because the NCAA is a private organisation, it does not have the power to compel testimony or forcibly acquire documents against their owners' will.Consequently, the NCAA has sought to co-opt government to police its otherwise unenforceable regulations.
International laws of war allow for an occupying power to acquire documents or archives deemed necessary for the conduct of war or occupation; the American military has acquired and continues to hold some 100 million pages of other archival material from Iraq.
