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The phrase "acquired plenty of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of obtaining a large amount of something, whether it be knowledge, resources, or experiences.
Example: "Over the years, she has acquired plenty of skills that make her an invaluable asset to the team."
Alternatives: "gained a lot of" or "obtained a wealth of".
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Gaudio and his versatile one-handed backhand have acquired plenty of admirers on the circuit over the years, but his nerves had never allowed him to advance past the fourth round of a Grand Slam event.
They have also acquired plenty of new customers during the past decade, says Franklin Santarelli of Fitch Ratings, an expensive process that should reap rewards during the next one.
The leggy Rockettes are still there, as is the Nativity scene (complete with donkeys, camels, sheep, Wise Men, and mellifluous voice-over), but in the seventy-five years since its inception the show has acquired plenty of snazzy numbers and lots of high-tech razzle-dazzle, with new features introduced every year.
But Mr. Sheinkopf, who advised Mr. McCall in 2002 in his successful primary bid for governor and credits his own goading of Mr. Cuomo with helping knock him out of that contest, said Mr. Cuomo had acquired plenty of self-control in the years since.
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In that rare sport in which foot speed plays no role, golfers can still acquire plenty of life experience and perspective and continue to play an occasional role on center stage.
Acquire plenty of items from the 90's, like toys or old Nokias.
Like Hotline, this company sounds to us like less of a company and more of a feature, but features get acquired, and plenty of people seem to "get" this one.
Get plenty of vitamins.
Get plenty of sun.
Take plenty of steps.
Take plenty of pictures.
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