The phrase "acquired quick" is not correct in standard written English.
It should be "acquired quickly" to properly use the adverb form.
Example: "She acquired the skills quickly after attending the intensive training program."
Alternatives: "gained rapidly" or "obtained swiftly."
The company then launched a marketing campaign touting its newly acquired quick-turnaround ability, which it successfully used to drive new business.
There are also indications that complex argumentation schemata that are depicted graphically are acquired quicker by novices.
Neighboring pixels along the fast scan are acquired in quick succession, separated by only 6 – 8 μs.
The works' histories vary; some were acquired in quick cash deals made long ago by savvy museum directors, while others were purchased more recently at auction or were gifts from patrons.
At the same time, other films have acquired massive, quick cult followings, thanks to spreading virally through social media.
High-speed railway and seamless track acquire quick and accurate method for stress measurement and evaluation.
However, "reading" was acquired slightly quicker by the participants with autism than the non-disabled participants, and the participants with autism also showed some evidence of better transfer and maintenance than the non-disabled participants did.
The new leader will never acquire the quick brain or smooth tongue of William Hague, the man he replaced.
Vincent improvises a phony investment scheme that he is able to sell with ridiculous ease to a dozen people, many of them old friends eager to acquire a quick if shadily gained windfall, no questions asked.
The days of acquiring cheap, quick loans were over, and consumers found it very difficult to get loans, even if they had good credit.
