The phrase "acquires material" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone or something is obtaining or gaining physical items or resources.
Example: "The company acquires material from various suppliers to ensure a steady production flow."
Alternatives: "obtains resources" or "gains materials".
This paper acquires material ageing regularity by theoretical analysis and experimental confirmation.
The man who goes through the streets of a town and puts down the names of each of the inhabitants, with their occupations and their street number, acquires material of which he is the author" (emphasis added).
Moreover, in such a condition the region from which a pit acquires material is substantially the same for each one thus the islands grow very similar in size.
That the r/ m is high despite this elevated mutation rate emphasizes how quickly PMEN14 acquires material through transformation, resulting in a diverse set of genotypes circulating globally.
Widener Library's Middle Eastern Collection acquires materials from North Africa.
We also acquire material from SACAP for the Law Library.
He said that it was possible, though not easy, for a rogue figure to acquire material for an atomic weapon.
Does it seek to acquire material nonpublic information and avoid trading only when it would result in a "breach of duty," or does it seek to avoid acquiring material nonpublic information in all circumstances?
Payne likes to quote Kurosawa, who once said that the only reason he wrote and directed was to acquire material to edit.
Amazon and Netflix have each turned to original production to supplement the thousands of hours of acquired material on their on-demand services.
With Bayard Taylor, Ziff turns away from explorers to examine those for whom writing was a profession, those who traveled "to acquire material".
