The phrase "acquiring an interest" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to gaining a stake or involvement in something, such as business, investments, or personal pursuits.
Example: "The company is focused on acquiring an interest in emerging markets to expand its portfolio."
Alternatives: "gaining a stake" or "obtaining an interest".
He also began acquiring an interest, often a controlling interest, in many logging and milling operations.
He thrived in rural Venezuela, where Mr. Chávez's dominance goes largely unchallenged, acquiring an interest in a pro-government newspaper in Barinas, a state that is a Chávez family bastion.
He also pushed east and south, leasing the lines of the United Companies of New Jersey in 1871 and acquiring an interest in the Southern Railway Security Company in 1873.
Thomas H. Lee Partners, which made its name buying Snapple in 1992 for $135 million and selling it two years later for $1.7 billion, cautioned prospective investors in its prospectus, "You are not acquiring an interest in T.H.L. private equity funds and our returns, if any, may be substantially lower than those funds".
Academia is acquiring an interest in cyber education on many fronts.
For example, he said the plaintiffs had not alleged that they had sustained injuries as the result of the defendants' acquiring an interest in a business or other enterprise--a necessary element for a RICO claim.
In 2007, he announced that his affiliates had acquired an interest in Steak 'n Shake.
Sweden, which also had acquired an interest in the area, seized northern Estonia.
Meanwhile, NorthStar S.I.C. Holding, a joint venture involving a New Mexico state fund, had acquired an interest in Antares.
A person who, in good faith, acquires an interest in land from the person registered is protected.
The report does not include revenues for the Brazilian telephone company Embratel, in which MCI acquired an interest in July.
