The phrase "acquiring one another" is not commonly used in written English and may be unclear in meaning.
It could be used in contexts discussing mutual acquisition or understanding between parties, but it may require additional context for clarity.
Example: "In the process of acquiring one another's skills, the team became more cohesive and effective."
Alternatives: "gaining each other's" or "obtaining from one another".
All around it, media companies are acquiring one another, expanding their portfolios of media properties and otherwise combining forces.
But commission officials said they would not alter rules that prevent the four majors -- ABC, CBS, Fox and NBC -- from acquiring one another.
But the technology was premature and the Bells eventually decided that they would be better off spending their time acquiring one another and trying to get into the long-distance telephone business.
Jed McCaleb, of ripple and stellar, predicted that in the next couple of years a lot of crypto companies with big balance sheets will acquire one another.
Once you assess what drives companies to merge or acquire one another, however, it seems like we're about to enter a period of mergers between video competitors and see a series of acquisitions by larger companies looking to accelerate their video strategies, with a common theme being increasing both monetization and margins.
There is a murmur among the crowd, a running commentary of surprise or indignation or awe about this or that offering, as if everyone were at least engaged in serious thought about the possibility of acquiring one or another residence.
There he established a reputation, acquiring one nickname after another — the Black Prince, the Jitterbug Preacher, the Preacher with the Golden Voice.
In acquiring one ace (Roy Halladay) and trading another (Cliff Lee), the Phillies have squashed the idea that they are the new Yankees.
Iran does not have a nuclear weapon nor is it on the verge of acquiring one.
might rethink a pet's potential footprint before acquiring one.
(They probably also need a readership – or the likelihood of acquiring one).
