The phrase "acquired important" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that has been gained or obtained that is significant, but it lacks proper context and structure.
Example: "The skills I acquired are important for my career advancement."
Alternatives: "gained significance" or "obtained crucial".
His father, a civil engineer, was a major commercial real estate developer who acquired important property.
GM has also acquired important intellectual property rights in diesel technology, an area where it was weak.
Elinor Gordon, a dealer and collector who helped elevate the status of Chinese export porcelain and acquired important pieces for collectors and museums, died on July 22 in East Sandwich, Mass.
It was a royal borough in the time of William I the Conqueror (reigned 1066 87), and its citizens acquired important privileges from Henry III (1216 72), which were confirmed by later kings.
This week the Museum of Modern Art said it had acquired important groups of work from the 1960s and '70s in a variety of mediums by Ms. Rosler and Valie Export.
James Douglas, knighted at Bannockburn, acquired important lands in the counties of Selkirk and Roxburgh that became the nucleus of the later power of the Douglas family on the borders.
The Librarian for the Judaic, Yiddish and Israel Studies Collection selects and acquires important new scholarship, belles lettres, and government documents.
It has a balance between developing enquiry skills and acquiring important historical knowledge, and an emphasis on understanding and developing critical analysis.
The commitment to music manifested itself in the University Library before 1850, by which time the Library had already begun acquiring important European publications of music scores and periodicals.
A collector looking to acquire important Indian jewelry today will find that market prices have soared in the past few years.
It may be less influential in the Brussels power game than it once was, but it is acquiring important powers over members, notably the authority to recommend sanctions.
