The phrase "acquiring broader" is not correct as it stands and lacks clarity in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to express the idea of gaining a wider range of knowledge, skills, or experiences, but it needs to be part of a complete phrase.
Example: "She is focused on acquiring broader knowledge in her field to enhance her career prospects."
Alternatives: "gaining wider" or "obtaining a broader".
More and more firms are acquiring broad patents not to use the technology but rather to extract licensing fees from companies that infringe the patents accidentally.
Brent Council gave planning permission on condition that WNSL helped improve public transport and Wembley Park has expanded its capacity by 70% to 37,500 passengers per hour, as well as acquiring broad steps and imperious lettering.
In contrast, our previous study in Drosophila revealed that duplicate genes are primarily retained via neofunctionalization, and that they diverge even faster than in mammals, acquiring broad housekeeping functions.
The concept acquired broader meaning with the development of cybernetics by American mathematician Norbert Wiener.
It meant that greater purity and greater inclusiveness happened together, enabling elite cultural participation to remain distinctive while elite tastes acquired broader social currency.
He questions Al Qaeda's opposition to democracy, which offers radical Islamists an opportunity to "secretly use this comfortable and relaxed atmosphere to spread out, reorganize their ranks, and acquire broader public bases".
For this group to benefit from its newly acquired broader representation two things must turn out to be true.
Miller-Struttmann and her colleagues then compared other decades-old data about plants visited by the bees with recent work on bee visits, and discovered that these two species had acquired broader tastes than their recent ancestors, taking nectar from many more kinds of flowers than before.
Southwestern University School of Law graduate Swain, 52, says he has acquired broader experience than Phillips in the field of criminal law during his 10-year career.
Since September 11th, the F.B.I. has acquired broad authority to subpoena e-mail in national-security cases, without a criminal warrant.
