The phrase "acquiring online" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the process of obtaining something through the internet, such as products, services, or information.
Example: "Many consumers are now acquiring online what they used to purchase in physical stores."
Alternatives: "obtaining online" or "purchasing online".
Acquiring online calling service Skype in 2006, in contrast, was a failure.
It has spent over $300 million acquiring online advertising technologies and services, including ReachLocal and WordStream.
Various software modules for real-time acquiring, online viewing of data on network nodes have been developed in LabWindows/CVI based on client server architecture.
Mr. Diller has been acquiring online companies as part of his plan to make InterActiveCorp a major Internet business after selling his entertainment interests last year.
Pick a software provider such as Playtech and that would suggest that the US casino giant isn't interested in acquiring online businesses".
Set it too low (as Bruce Springsteen, a New Jersey rocker, likes to do) and you create a vast secondary market, dominated by touts and "scalpers", which is of no benefit to musicians.In the past few years Ticketmaster has tried to grab a share of the secondary market by acquiring online ticket exchanges like TicketsNow and Get Me In.
All three had rabid fan bases, largely acquired online, where the mixtape circuit had migrated.
Now they were bound for Game 4, armed with tickets they had acquired online not 24 hours earlier.
The Library has recently acquired online versions of the Confidential Print series, a collection of British government documents.
AOL Europe has acquired online video distribution network GoViral in a $96.7m £60.78mm) deal that will see co-founders Jimmy Maymann and Claus Moseholm pocket well over £20m.
Another issue is that nonprofit groups tend to add donors acquired online to their direct mail lists, which encourages those donors to give in more conventional ways.
