The phrase "acquired natural" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that has been obtained or developed in a natural way, but the combination of words is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The artist's style is an acquired natural talent that has evolved over time."
Alternatives: "inherent ability" or "developed instinct".
The sale is the latest in a series of deals in which investors have acquired natural gas pipelines or storage operations from companies that were recovering from overly aggressive expansion.
But Mr. Lilliestrom denounced the denouncers after a chemistry experiment of his own: From the Swiss Alps, where the Vinland Map was purportedly made, he acquired natural anatase crystals and ground them finely in accord with ink-making instructions from a 15th century German art book.
"Intel acquired natural language processing tools and applications assets from Ginger.
Some individuals living in holoendemic areas exposed to malaria for a number of years seem to have acquired natural immunity to the disease.
A week before this announcement, Microsoft acquired natural language processing and AI startup Maluuba, which was founded by Waterloo graduates Kaheer Suleman and Sam Pasupalak in 2011.
Techcrunch confirms that Microsoft has announced that they have acquired natural language search engine Powerset for a sum rumored to be around $100M.
Once, you had to have some sophisticated equipment to acquire natural sounds and take them back into nature in unnatural form.
People can acquire natural immunity to malaria, so making an antimalaria vaccine should be possible.
If companies are allowed to acquire natural resources without full transparency, the result will be plunder — or, as Collier puts it, "a tragedy of awesome proportions".
And in July, the partnership agreed to acquire natural gas transportation equipment in the San Juan Basin of New Mexico, along with other El Paso property, for $782 million.
China, the world's third-largest economy behind the United States and Japan, had already become more assertive; now it is exploiting its unusual position as a country with piles of cash and a strong banking system, at a time when many countries have neither, to acquire natural resources and make new friends.
