The phrase "acquiring technology" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the process of obtaining or gaining access to new technological tools or systems.
Example: "The company is focused on acquiring technology that will enhance its production capabilities."
Alternatives: "obtaining technology" or "gaining technology".
China is not only acquiring technology.
This year, Huawei Technologies backed away from acquiring technology assets from 3Leaf Systems, a server company, after the federal government raised concerns about the relatively small transaction.
But regulatory agencies or those in charge of acquiring technology or deploying "smart" services often don't consider privacy impacts or risks.
Officials are now looking into acquiring technology which may counter the threat of drones, including products which can interfere with the radio signal controlling UAVs and bring them safely to ground.
But the tough edge of China's development strategy — long focused on acquiring technology from developed countries by any method necessary, whether legal, illegal or extralegal — was also on display during the governor's visit.
She shows that intellectual property infringement is not as widespread as business leaders fear and can be managed, and that firms in developing countries show considerable resourcefulness in acquiring technology legally.
The privately held Los Angeles-based Gores specializes in acquiring technology-related business and selling them at a profit.
Since its founding in 1892 General Electric has mastered the art of acquiring technologies invented elsewhere, then throwing in enough capital, research and salesmanship to dominate the market.
Could these people have passed on how to acquire technology?
Adobe also recently acquired technology to make digital type easier to read.
It's a happy hunting time for companies that know how to acquire technology.
