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The phrase "are acquired from a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the source or origin of something that is obtained or gained.
Example: "The necessary skills are acquired from a variety of training programs and workshops."
Alternatives: "are obtained from a" or "are sourced from a".
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Nor is it enough especially when UNAIDS reports that 75% of new infections are acquired from a spouse or regular partner….
The pole figures are acquired from a set of Ti-7Al alloy samples.
A series of subsampled "component" video images are acquired from a solid-state video camera.
Essential nutrients for plant growth and survival are acquired from a heterogeneous soil environment.
However, this assumption is often false, even though they are acquired from a vision system composed of two identical cameras.
Images are acquired from a motored experimental engine that features a quartz ring in its upper cylinder construction.
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A zoo spokeswoman, Susan Eckert, said Wednesday that Gypsy was acquired from a private owner in Texas.
X-rays must be acquired from a dentist or insurance company and then compared with X-rays of the remains.
Parrott tracked down the provenance of the volumes: they had been acquired from a private house sale in Wrexham.
Before being acquired from a subsequent owner, the building had been used as a hotel, a boarding school and a hunting club.
Making the MDMA is much like following a recipe – one that was acquired from a German firm and emailed to Shasun's chemists as an attachment.
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Since I tried Ludwig back in 2017, I have been constantly using it in both editing and translation. Ever since, I suggest it to my translators at ProSciEditing.
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