The phrase "acquired to settle" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where something is obtained or purchased for the purpose of resolving a situation or obligation.
Example: "The funds were acquired to settle the outstanding debts of the company."
Alternatives: "obtained to resolve" or "secured to address".
Therefore, common sense says that Israel should not let the Palestinians acquire the capability to settle old scores.
Even within lesbian and gay communities, bisexuality is often dismissed as a temporary pose rather than a permanent status, a form of sexual fence sitting before the neophyte subject acquires sufficient courage to settle into their permanent, essentialist sexual identity.
His first name was in honor of two Georges, his father and his great-grandfather, who got into publishing in 1880 when he acquired the San Francisco Daily Examiner to settle a gambling debt.
Andrew Searle, one of the assistant district attorneys who prosecuted the case, said the twins belonged to a gang known as the Goodfellas that created "extreme danger" on their block by acquiring and using guns to settle disputes with rival gangs.
One was Mat Latos, the right-hander acquired at the trade deadline to settle an injury-riddled rotation who was so bad, he was released in mid-September, and the other Joel Peralta, the right-handed reliever who turns 40 next week.
The protocol would be used as an invisible and embedded means of transaction (with merchant acceptance deemed as standard), where the consumer technology instantly acquires a bitcoin with which to settle – transforming it, in effect, into the elegant rails over which the payment glides.
Entrepreneurs may have to settle for acquiring mere generational wealth, rather than becoming "pledge to cure all diseases" wealthy, but the death of startups has been greatly exaggerated.
The study revealed two types of immigration: a steady trickle of pastoralists migrating to the reserve to settle and acquire land, secure from the stresses of competition from cultivators, and the sudden influx of internally displaced persons fleeing violent clashes in their areas of origin.
In particular, he asked whether it was possible to settle claims "through acquiring assets other than cash from a person or company from which payment is being sought".
"Arms akimbo, she cocked her hips to rest upon one of her two statuesque legs, breathing deeply to settle the anaerobic debt acquired from her climb".
