The phrase "acquiring solid" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe the process of obtaining something that is firm or reliable, but it lacks context to be usable.
Example: "The team is focused on acquiring solid resources for the project to ensure its success."
Alternatives: "gaining reliable" or "obtaining strong".
Much like leveraged buyout funds operating in the United States, Carlyle has a goal of acquiring solid but sluggish manufacturers, sprucing them up and -- if all goes well -- selling the companies or taking them public for a big profit four or five years later.
De Grey is a "very good scholar," says Olshansky, adding that anybody can become an expert in gerontology--by carefully reading the literature, acquiring solid knowledge of the field, and talking and debating with researchers.
"I need to acquire solid English skills," he said.
She thought she'd faced her share of suffering, thought she'd acquired solid credentials.
"The agency's goal in questioning terrorists has been to acquire solid, actionable information that would help disrupt plots and save lives," Mr. Gimigliano said.
There is a need to acquire solid knowledge on the coupled effects of temperature and sulphate on the strength of CPBs for a safe, durable and cost-effective design of CPB structures.
This long career permitted him to acquire solid skills and expertise in several fields such as Natural Resources, Green Growth, University Management and Entrepreneurship Learning/Coaching.
New Directions for Veterans believes in not only providing housing, but also equipping veterans with skills to acquire solid employment.
As rumored, the Nashville Predators acquired solid defenseman Brendan Witt from Washington for center Kris Beech and a first-round pick in this year's draft.
Only a few of them acquire solid functions and evolve very slowly under strong purifying selection, keeping their original structures.
This comparison unfortunately does not clarify the binding conformation of 1·Cl–, and in fact contradicts previously acquired solid state and solution phase binding data.
