"get in possession" is a correct phrase in written English.
You can use it whenever you want to refer to obtaining something or coming to possess something. For example: "After waiting for days, he finally got in possession of the car he had ordered".
If not for example because the user got in possession of a new device and is eager to test it before he enters his home network he has to know these information from memory.
You can't get in close enough to physically touch the player in possession of the disc.
"In ordinary bankruptcy you can get debtor-in-possession money if companies have assets, and through a bankruptcy court or through a resolution court, they can do that," Shelby noted.
With no collateral, it's hard to get debtor-in-possession funding, so we could see more sales".
One poor game doesn't always mean you should be dropped and I would stick with him but make it clear he needs to deliver quick ball rather than get caught in possession.
"Then we were a little bit unlucky that young McGowan, who had a superb game, just ran with the ball and got caught in possession and, when it was whipped in, we let Naismith get away from us and took it well.
His mazy runs often go nowhere and frequently gets caught in possession when a pass to a team-mate is available.
The Crimson Tide used its second possession to get in position for a 23-yard field goal by Leigh Tiffin to make it 10-0.
Each tag directs anyone who finds one of these possessions to get in touch with ReturnMe.com, which puts the finder's name into a sweepstakes; the owner of the lost item pays to have the item returned.
Thurston looks a little bit lost and gets caught in possession on the sixth.
