"become prepared" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to get ready or to make oneself ready for a certain task or event. Example: In order to ace the exam, I need to become prepared by studying for at least two hours every day.
To monetise a game, it works much better to retain people with a world that they buy into, and then become prepared to pay if there are certain areas they're interested in".
You may already suspect, in broad detail, the reasons why the narrator should so vehemently refuse to be a father, but the particular reasons, revealed towards the end of this short but punishing book, are astonishing, even if you have by then become prepared for being astonished.
We planned, coordinated and executed a program to educate youth on how to become prepared and ready for the next Superstorm.
Because we need to become prepared as soon as possible, I intend to again request additional funds in the upcoming supplemental".
Dewey wrote that the primary role of the school is to train children in cooperative living, the root of all learning is the activity of the child and not external material, and directing children's spontaneous impulses towards maintaining the collective life of the school is how they become prepared for adult life.
Accordingly, the transient reduction in pAkt1 we observed at the beginning of differentiation may be coupled to early activation of the ERK and Wnt pathways as cells become prepared for mesoderm and endoderm induction.
In watching the recent tragic events in Orlando, Florida, I once again became prepared to respond.
As the economic crisis deepened, the cabildo of Asunción not only completely broke with the Junta, but became prepared to fight it themselves, seeing them as having sunk to countryside bandits.
Unfortunately, they are often inadequately prepared for this interaction, and they rarely coordinate efforts to become better prepared.
In addition to the study's impact in the areas of goal achievement, planning and self-awareness discussed earlier, the interviewed youth reported to have become more prepared, organised and independent during their transition: I feel that I am prepared for [the next adult appointment] because I keep everything I get from the hospital in a folder.
"Relatively high consumer confidence means people have become more prepared to borrow in recent months," he said.
