The phrase "acquired later" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to something that was obtained or gained after a certain point in time.
Example: "The skills necessary for the job were acquired later through additional training and experience."
Alternatives: "obtained subsequently" or "gained afterwards".
INSIDE: The house was built in 1839 and acquired later additions.
Its original collection was that of Milan's Academy of Fine Arts, though its most important works were acquired later.
It proved to be a poor deal for Compaq, which itself was acquired later by Hewlett-Packard.
Words acquired earlier in life are easier to process in adulthood than words acquired later; this is known as the age of acquisition (AoA) effect.
I'm not sure what I actually recall or what I filled in using data acquired later as the gig was talked up into legend.
The stables across the courtyard, which Tenti acquired later for additional exhibition space, are barer still, with stripped walls, concrete floors and exposed beams.
Seven years ago, the client bought a two-bedroom apartment near Gramercy Park; with an adjacent studio acquired later, he created a 1,700-square-foot 1,700-square-foot 1,700-square-foot
But some companies that they acquired later ran into trouble, in part because they were burdened with debt from the takeovers.
As basic syntactic development for individuals in this subject pool has already been extensively explored, we focused instead on the investigation of complex syntactic constructions that are normally acquired later in childhood, i.e., between 7 and 9 years of age.
This variability was mainly due to two factors: (1) an expected inverse relationship between ROI volume and intrasubject variance and (2) an increased effective post-labeling delay for more superior slices acquired later in the sequence.
His change of gender means there is a barrier between the present and the past, so whenever he tells us of the past it is with the knowledge that he has acquired later.
