"for acquaintance" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to get to know someone or become familiar with something. Example: I moved to a new city and joined a book club for acquaintance with fellow book lovers.
(Muhly has a gift for acquaintance: "More people have met me than have heard what I do, and I am working to change that," he says).
His politics diverge from those of any modern party, but all parties would be wiser for acquaintance with his writing and thoughts.
The most difficult hurdle for acquaintance accounts is to explain how this conceptualization occurs.
First, the account seems too weak, for acquaintance with a fact that corresponds to a thought is not sufficient for justification, let alone knowledge.
At a city scale, because the 3D model is explored by users for acquaintance with the general situation or analysis of vertical morphology distribution, the realism of textures was not considered a priority.
He travels not for acquaintance but for alienation.
Modern life, he complained, involved being introduced to far too many people: you'd meet a friend in the street, then a friend of his would stroll by, and before you knew it you'd have a new, unasked-for acquaintance, with all the obligations that entailed.
But sometimes you do things differently for acquaintances and friends.
Many visitors are raising money for acquaintances or institutions, often in Israel.
Ms. Frenkel jumped into the middle of the conversation with a flimsy excuse about looking for acquaintances from work.
Mr. Elfgeeh has acknowledged transmitting money for acquaintances, a practice that is commonly referred to in Arabic as hawala.
