The phrase "acquiring it with" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the process of obtaining something in conjunction with another action or condition.
Example: "She was focused on acquiring it with the necessary resources to ensure success."
Alternatives: "obtaining it alongside" or "gaining it through".
Leonard Green & Partners first took a small stake in BJ's Wholesale Club last year before acquiring it with another buyout firm in June for $2.8 billion.
In the case of BJ's, the private equity firm Leonard Green & Partners first took a 9.3 percent stake in the company last year before acquiring it with CVC Capital Partners in June for $2.8 billion.
Pierre Bergé, Yves Saint Laurent's powerful business associate, is said to be among investors interested in acquiring it with a view to offering real competition to Sotheby's and Christie's.
Some might consider the chairman to be rescuing his 22.2percentt stake in the company by acquiring it with Tesla.
That's because some might consider this a bailout of SolarCity, with Musk rescuing his 22.2percentt stake in the company by acquiring it with Tesla.
Still, CNN is acquiring it with the intent of investing in the team (hiring producers, developers and content creators) and the product in order to create a new brand focused on a millennial audience, according to Variety.
Back when Snapchat was mostly about ephemeral messaging, Facebook showed its appreciation of what Snapchat might become by trying to acquire it with a multi-billion dollar offer.
It is the air of a master, and Andsnes will probably acquire it with time.
who wanted to own CBS & planned to acquire it with "junk bonds".
"You must act to acquire it with a vengeance and to pursue it with a passion," he said.
The torc is still being valued, but it is hoped Ely Museum will acquire it, with the reward shared between finder and landowner.
