The phrase "acquiring office" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts related to obtaining or gaining access to an office or position, but it is not commonly used.
Example: "After months of preparation, she is finally acquiring office in the new company."
Alternatives: "gaining office" or "taking office".
Since last year, the price to acquire office space has shrunk 32percentto to an average of $227 a square foot, according to Real Capital Analytics.
The letter from the Office of General Services, which acquires office space and other things for state agencies, was a response to one from Mr. Rosado's office expressing concern about potential use of the building by the parole division.
Ernst & Young announced yesterday that it would acquire offices of Andersen in Detroit Toledo, Ohio Grand Rapidsds, Mich.; and Ann Arbor, Mich.
KPMG is continuing to negotiate to acquire offices in Europe and was said to be particularly far along in its talks with German auditors.
Square earlier this month acquired office-ordering startup Zesty as it looks to continue to expand its Caviar service.
When I popped into his recently acquired offices in Ladbroke Grove, where three of his staff were hard at work, he told me how it got started: "When I was 14 or 15, I got a video camera for Christmas and I started going out on my estate and filming lots of rappers - and from there it snowballed.
Soon David, without acquiring political office, was again a government painter, first under the Consulate and then, after 1804, under the Empire.
During this period he also worked as a land agent, acquiring an office in O'Connell Street in Sydney and a house in Burwood by 1902.
Under Gardiner, Reynolds embarks on major expansion, acquiring 26 offices from A.M. Kidder & Co. Reynolds acquired another three offices and opened nine firms in new regions in the U.S. in the early 1960s.
