The phrase "acquired title" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal or formal contexts to refer to the ownership or rights obtained over a property or asset.
Example: "After years of negotiation, the company finally acquired title to the land it had been leasing."
Alternatives: "obtained title" or "secured title."
Having acquired title to the west, the Canadian government prepared to settle it.
In the last 20 years, two million people have acquired title to land for the first time.
She's also the rare political talent to have two lucrative television contracts, with CNN and ABC News, but her newly acquired title required they be suspended.
In recognition of the importance of the waterfall as a great natural spectacle, the province of Ontario and the state of New York retained or acquired title to the adjacent lands and converted them into public parks.
In 1810 Selkirk gained control of the Hudson's Bay Company, from which, in May 1811, he acquired title to a vast tract of land in the Red River valley, near present-day Winnipeg, where he founded a settlement of Scotsmen.
Q I am writing about the "Your Home" column of July 2, which described a court case, an "action to quiet title by adverse possession," in which a property owner acquired title to part of a neighbor's property after using the land for more than 10 years.
Logically, therefore, his works often acquired titles only after they were completed.
Many families have acquired titles to houses and apartments in this fashion, and the rest pay a small percentage of their salary as rent to the state.
They have built market share and acquired titles, concessions and licenses from corrupt officials, run protection rackets and ensured that most markets remain black.
His forebears, he liked to say, were cattle thieves who acquired titles through canny political dealings during the Renaissance and afterward.
Financial comment in The Times suggested that, even if the company did very little, the group would benefit from a recovery in the advertising market; that there were further acquisition opportunities in the East Midlands and that the management team had a good track record of improving the performance of acquired titles.
