The phrase "acquiring reports" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of obtaining or gathering reports, often in a professional or academic context.
Example: "The team is focused on acquiring reports from various departments to analyze the overall performance."
Alternatives: "gathering reports" or "obtaining reports".
The paper on clustering of news reports [18] provide a description of aspect or topic based [19] tree model construction and merging of tree models for incrementally acquired reports for new time intervals.
Current TV's new CEO Mark Rosenthal, who replaced Hyatt, is now revamping Current to a more traditional model of 30-minute and hour-long programs, much of it to be acquired, reports Variety.
Its business has improved in the nearly five years since it was acquired, reporting $30.7 billion in revenue and $1.2 billion in earnings attributable to its current owners.
Time-lapse bright field and fluorescence images were acquired reporting cell morphological alterations, BFP dynamics and intracellular calcium concentration changes induced by T cell-artificial APC contact.
Soon after acquiring Bleacher Report, Turner made it the source of sports news at CNN.com, where it replaced Sports Illustrated.
This has resulted in a network of libraries and web sites that try to acquire CRS reports and then make them available to the public.
Mr. Pope, a businessman, was arrested last April in the midst of a transaction to acquire technological reports about Russia's superfast Shkval torpedo, a rocket-propelled torpedo that travels 230 miles an hour underwater.
"L.A. needs to turn into a city of acquirers," he said, "not a city of the acquired". Chang reported from San Francisco and Vincent from Los Angeles.
The bank gained on speculation it might be acquired, Briefing.com reported.
But those gains were offset by losses from Clear Channel's newly acquired traffic reporting service.
