The phrase "acquired to develop" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where something has been obtained for the purpose of development or improvement.
Example: "The resources were acquired to develop new technologies that enhance productivity."
Alternatives: "obtained for the purpose of development" or "secured to foster development."
For each variation in powder density, near infrared spectra were acquired to develop partial least squares (PLS) calibration models.
Operating profit dropped 58.3% to £113.7m as the group wrote down £25m relating to the value of property acquired to develop seven Waitrose supermarkets that it no longer plans to open.
Other times, preservation of natural areas was accidental at first, as open space acquired to develop as active parkland sat fallow due to lack of resources or civic will.
They used the knowledge thus acquired to try to develop countermeasures, under the leadership of Fred Hoyle at the British radar project.
That new leader must craft a new mantra and then embed it in the organization's approach to acquiring, developing, encouraging, planning and transitioning people to make it stick.
So there's no dispute: those 30,000 acres are to be acquired, not developed.
Intrinsic resistance is caused by a preexisting phenotype, whereas acquired resistance develops due to repeated use of the same drug.
In this study, we used the human resource management approach, as defined by Armstrong [ 6]: "a strategic approach to acquiring, developing, managing, motivating and gaining the commitment of … the people who work in [the organisation] and for it" [page 33].
In addition to developing and acquiring property, I see that Onex Real Estate runs a fund that helps provide capital for its projects.
Personnel capability would involve factors related to acquiring, maintaining, developing, and training people.
However, acquired resistance to imatinib develops in a substantial fraction of patients.
