The phrase "as he acquired" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate the process of gaining or obtaining something over time, often in a narrative or descriptive context.
Example: "As he acquired new skills, he became more confident in his abilities."
Alternatives: "as he gained" or "as he obtained".
As he acquired, he also gave.
Sources close to O'Neal say that he relayed information to the board as he acquired it.
Having won the largest takeover battle in Asian corporate history, Mr. Li must demonstrate that he can run an empire as effectively as he acquired it.
In his heyday, as he acquired his reputation as "the man who shot the '70s," he partied all night in New York with the stars he shot, dating the same women and sharing the same drugs.
She finally abandoned journalistic work in 1883 but continued to invest in Edward's enterprises as he acquired several more newspapers and laid the foundation of the Scripps-McRae League (later the Scripps-Howard chain).
In the following off-season, Tannenbaum became the toast of the N.F.L. as he acquired four veterans – Santonio Holmes, LaDainian Tomlinson, Jason Taylor, and Antonio Cromartie — to help put the Jets over the proverbial hump.
Casting off his helpful first wife (Cristin Milioti, Jordann acquires as wife No. 2 a slender blonde, Naomi Margot Robbiee), just as he acquires an enormous house on Long Island's Gold Coast, and the yacht.
Was this how it felt to be replaced in a Broadway show?" But the riveting real-life drama of the Kennedy years keeps impinging on Frank's inner life, as Joel secures invitations to hot political events as easily as he acquires airline and theater tickets.
The endless parade of movies that bear the name or show the influence of Judd Apatow (a producer of "Superbad") blunts the tragic implication of that claim by insisting that a man is a successful boy, who gets to keep his toys and his pals even as he acquires the benefits and obligations of heterosexual monogamy.
His left arm shines metalically as he acquires a treasure map and journies to a remote tower in the desert to seek his fortune.
As well, he acquired a "señorito" wardrobe, he told the writer Sarah Mower, which consisted of custom-made suits from the tailor Luis Lopez, high starched collars and a carnation of deepest red in his buttonhole.
