The phrase "acquired importance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has gained significance or value over time, often in a specific context or situation.
Example: "The issue of climate change has acquired importance in recent years, prompting global discussions and actions."
Alternatives: "gained significance" or "attained relevance".
DNA aggregation by polyamines has acquired importance as a prerequisite for the cellular uptake of DNA for gene therapy.
It acquired importance in the 5th century bc with Hieron I, tyrant of Syracuse, and his son Deinomenes, who conquered it and renamed it Aetna after the volcano.
About 200 ce the nearby city of Istakhr (Estakhr, Stakhr) was the seat of local government, and Istakhr acquired importance as a centre of priestly wisdom and orthodoxy.
Among a miscellany of legal scribes, the notaries acquired importance because, in addition to being drafting experts, they also authenticated documents and maintained archives.
Recently carbon nanotubes have acquired importance as a material with a wide variety of potential applications in nanoelectronics.
Proton exchange membrane fuel cells have acquired importance for applications that require rapid start-up and quick response to load changes [3].
Chain scission and crosslinking are found to be major mechanochemical reactions with crosslinking acquiring importance with increasing the processing time.
Analysis of codon usage bias (CUB) acquires importance for better understanding of the molecular biology, new gene discovery, design of transgenes and gene evolution.
In the Āraṇyakas and Upaniṣads, language acquires importance in different ways.
What acquires importance in the context of making a decision in the phronesis-based approach is not so much the traditional notion of expertise as the more elusive notion of sagacity (Merton and Barber 2006).
In the first place, the sectors of tradable services that have been acquiring importance, such as technological ones, do not have the employment potential that manufacturing has.5 In the second place, labor absorbed in services is going to non-tradable sectors such as retail trade and housework.
