The phrase "acquired in excess of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing quantities or amounts that have been obtained beyond a certain limit or threshold.
Example: "The company reported that it had acquired in excess of 1 million shares during the stock buyback program."
Alternatives: "obtained beyond" or "gained more than".
But Hastings was vulnerable on episodes such as the execution of Nandakumar and his treatment of the begums of Oudh and Chait Singh and even on some aspects of his personal finances, where he had acquired money in excess of his official allowances.
Within that process, if a patient still cannot pay their bills and acquires accounts in excess of thousands of dollars, at minimum, and decide they have to visit again, the hospital's emergency room cannot turn them away.
Stored nitrate in plant tissues demonstrates a capacity to acquire N in excess of assimilation rates and the critical content of reduced N required for maximal growth.
The agency is now looking at the total amount of spectrum AT&T is aggregating across the country, preventing AT&T from playing a shell-game by simultaneously putting in separate bids to acquire spectrum far in excess of the caps and screens that used to prevent one company from owning too much of our nation's airwaves.
The evidence will show that, by and large, a picture which has grossed, domestically, in excess of four million dollars acquired a listing in Variety as an all-time grosser.
These companies have completed more than 125 public offerings, and in excess of 130 have been acquired through strategic mergers and sales.
We found no evidence for greater acquisition of stress-related genes in the desiccating species – on the contrary, R. socialis has acquired an excess of water, salt and heat stress genes.
The molecular weight limit for this method will be in excess of 60 kDa when acquiring TROSY optimised N H HSQC data.
