The phrase "vast acquaintance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a wide-ranging familiarity or knowledge of people or subjects.
Example: "His vast acquaintance with various cultures made him an excellent diplomat."
Alternatives: "extensive knowledge" or "broad familiarity."
He had built up his vast acquaintance as a popular bachelor fond of singing Schubert Lieder after musical dinner parties in his Avenue Montaigne flat.
Platform companies, such as Maxygen, which mixes and matches genes, have the versatility that big drug companies appreciate, and will pay for as Abbott is doing with ALZA.He can apply these lessons thanks to the third thing that age confers a vast acquaintance.
However Bond's vast political acquaintance was conspicuously absent.
Over time, Places could create a global database of destinations linked by a vast network of acquaintances.
This could mean working after hours or using your vast network of acquaintances to achieve the impossible.
He is survived by six sons, a large extended family, the people of Majmaa, the Mutayr tribe, and a vast and varied global acquaintance, among them American longtime friends.
His vast network of political acquaintances contributed to the ability of his son's advisers to collect more contributions than anyone had ever raised for a primary campaign.
Such a requirement transforms the web of trust into a snapshot of a global social network of acquaintances, since the vast majority of keys correspond to human users, which tend to sign keys of people with which they normally interact.
Taking the two samples together, partners and acquaintances constituted the vast majority of victims of female violence: 81.3% in 2000 and 77.8% in 2007.
Roger was a source of wise counsel and support for a vast network of family, friends and acquaintances.
"Most of us have connected with the vast majority of our old friends, colleagues and acquaintances by now," he said, thanks to social networks like Facebook.
