The phrase "acquired variety" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing diversity or differences that have been obtained or developed over time, such as in biology, culture, or personal experiences.
Example: "The acquired variety of plant species in the garden showcases the efforts of the botanists over the years."
Alternatives: "gained diversity" or "obtained variety".
As previously reported, Finke has clashed with Penske since he acquired Variety last October.
Finke said her relationship with Penske soured soon after he acquired Variety in 2012 and then, she said, reneged on a commitment to give her a role in overseeing the storied publication.
The colon tumors were further separated by mismatch repair status into dMMR (n = 12) of acquired variety (sporadic) and pMMR groups (n = 68).
There are several forms of the disorder, which are separable into inherited and acquired varieties.
Over the decades, the museum had acquired a variety of old bones that appeared elephantine.
As a result of several wars and many treaties with China since 1842, foreign powers had acquired a variety of unusual privileges for their nationals.
We have acquired a variety of samples including watercolors, spray paints, oil paints, fabrics, cement, clay, plaster, joint compound dust, household dust and chocolate.
By 1900, under the influence of the political, economic, and social changes of the Victorian era, the word had acquired a variety of usages and meanings which fully reflected the complexity of English society.
The OED explains that from its original reference to the Divine Being it has acquired a variety of different meanings, such as 'dread mingled with veneration' and 'reverential or respectful fear'.
They have acquired a variety of key subjects, key research bases, model bases, teaching teams, etc. Academic master degrees & professional master degrees cover all economic and management majors and parts of non-economic & management majors.
Archaeologists have known for more than one century that the pre-Hispanic Pueblo people of the American Southwest acquired a variety of valued items from Mesoamerica, including cacao from the Neotropics, raw copper and crafted copper bells from west Mexico, and tropical birds.
