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The phrase 'been acquainted with' is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is most commonly used to describe two people who are familiar with each other, either through a brief introduction or longer period of time. For example: I had been acquainted with Amy for a few years before we started dating.
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Axelrod had been acquainted with the chairman of the N.J.S.O.
Surely, Don Draper, the essence of the Esquire Man, would have been acquainted with this compendium.
It is very hard to stop people who have never been acquainted with the truth".
Comey had been acquainted with some of the scandals that had swirled around the Clintons.
The Khanty, Mansi, Nenets, Sami, Finns, and Karelians have all been acquainted with myths and rites connected with the bear.
Without private fossil collecting, we would not have been acquainted with the magnificent snake with four legs.
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He was acquainted with grief.
C: You're acquainted with Daffy Duck?
"We're acquainted with the Under-Secretary.
But I'm acquainted with them.
Momii denied he was acquainted with Abe.
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