The phrase "associates acquired" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to business, particularly when discussing the acquisition of partners, employees, or stakeholders.
Example: "The company reported that several associates acquired during the merger have already begun contributing to new projects."
Alternatives: "partners obtained" or "members gained".
Mr. Thaci has played a prominent role in Kosovo, and his supporters and associates acquired influential positions of power after Serbian forces withdrew in June last year.
Miscellany Eric Mower & Associates acquired some fixed assets of Sawchuk Brown Associates, Albany, which will be absorbed into the Mower office in Albany.
In 1994, the prosecution claims, a firm controlled by Khodorkovsky and several associates acquired a 20percentt stake in a large fertilizer company, Apatit, for $225,000 in cash and a promise to invest $283 million.
This year, Durst Fetner, a partnership of the Durst Organization and Sidney Fetner Associates, acquired the mortgage for an undisclosed sum from the troubled lender iStar Financial, which took over the loan when it acquired Fremont Investment & Loan in 2007.
Last year ta Associates acquired a stake in RGM Advisors and Summit Partners bought into Amsterdam's Flow Traders; deal terms were not disclosed.
In the present study, we present a case of MEWDS-associated acquired FCE, in which the development of an FCE was observed on EDI-OCT.
And among other properties he or his associates had acquired was a communications center across town.
He recently resigned as a director of the Union Commerce Bank and all other banks in which he or associates had acquired a large stock interest.
Eisei Noiri and colleagues show that intronic variants in GPC5 are associated with acquired nephrotic syndrome.
Zaretsky, J. M. et al. Mutations associated with acquired resistance to PD-1 blockade in melanoma.
Secondary lymphedema is a common disorder associated with acquired functional impairment of the lymphatic system.
