The phrase "acquired impetus" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where something has gained momentum or motivation as a result of certain actions or events.
Example: "The project gained acquired impetus after the successful initial funding round, leading to increased interest from investors."
Alternatives: "gained momentum" or "received motivation".
The kingdom views the bill as a government scheme to gain control over its land resources while the administration argues that it will simply improve land security.The confrontation acquired fresh impetus in August, when the king repeated calls for the reintroduction of "federo --a quasi-federo --astem ofedero --ant that existed before the kingdoms were abolished in 1966.
The Australian anti-nuclear movement also acquired initial impetus from notable individuals who publicly voiced nuclear concerns, such as nuclear scientists Richard Temple and Rob Robotham, and poets Dorothy Green and Judith Wright.
The speciation aspect has acquired renewed impetus from the recent discovery of several mechanisms that should promote genetic divergence between sympatric populations using different hosts.
After the author's mother was given a diagnosis of cancer, in 2007, a lifelong habit of discussing books acquired a new impetus.
The Uber ATG truck notably drops all Otto branding, as you can see, since Uber retired that name in May following a trademark dispute raised by Canada's Otto Motors, and after the self-driving trucking company Uber acquired became the impetus for a suit by Alphabet's Waymo contesting that Otto execs took confidential company info when they departed Google.
But as doctors acquired more effective treatments, the impetus to prognosticate declined.
Concerning the motion of projectiles, gravitational acceleration, and the motion of celestial bodies, Albert adopts Buridan's major innovation, i.e., the theory of impetus, a quality acquired by a moving body (see Buridan's Questions on the Physics VIII, qu. 13, on projectile motion).
Thus, the concept of impetus recurs in Buridan's psychology to explain the difference between occurrent and dispositional thinking, as well as in his ethics, to account for the relative ease with which virtuous persons are able to do the right thing (they have acquired, or cultivated within themselves, an impetus to act virtuously).
These advancements in biomaterial form and function, combined with new knowledge of innate and acquired immune system biology, provide an impetus for re-examination of host biomaterial interactions, including host biomaterial interface events, spatial and temporal patterns of in vivo biomaterial remodeling, and related downstream functional outcomes.
Now a new impetus comes from UCLA, which has just acquired Huxley's literary archive, including the materials he accumulated after the devastating fire that destroyed his Los Angeles home and much of his archive in 1961, two years before his death, on the day of JFK's assassination.
