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The phrase "and procures" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the act of obtaining or acquiring something, often in a formal or legal context.
Example: "The organization manages resources effectively and procures necessary supplies for the project."
Alternatives: "and acquires" or "and obtains".
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He plans skits and procures goofy costumes for their odyssey, which can be traced on their Web site, chasetheyanks.com.com
A small Marriott International shareholder has sued the company, accusing it of failing to disclose crucial financial details about how it operates hotels and procures supplies.
That is in part simply through self-flagellation, as he races around storm-savaged regions, ticks off statistics about water levels and procures baby formula for a mother in need.
Xena kills one of the skeletal, winged dryads and procures a sharp bone.
With donor assistance from the UK and Japan, UNICEF provides support to the Zimbabwe Expanded Programme on Immunisation (ZEPI) and procures all vaccines for immunization, cold chain equipment for vaccine storage and technical support to the health workers.
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Public procurement is a dynamic process involving vendors, contractors and procuring agencies.
"What was the point of writing, recruiting, and procuring information?
Balckbone was a quack in medicine, necromancy, divination, and procuring.
He decoded the signs and procured the goods.
Civil servants are purchasing trains, designing and procuring services, setting fares and determining investment.
He made his living smuggling and procuring bodies for medical students.
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