Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
to be made to...
English answer:
can be applied to
English term
Croatia
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Native in: Croatian (Variants: Bosnian, standard) 
Works in: German to Croatian, English to Croatian, Spanish to Croatian, and 19 more.
to be made to...
Thanks for English synonym that will help me understand this phrase!
| 4 +3 | can be applied to |
Liz Dexter (was Broomfield)
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Native in: English (Variants: Australian, Canadian, New Zealand, British, UK, US)
Works in: English
can be applied to
It basically says updates ... can now be made to the acquisition
i.e. you can apply updates to the acquisition, which is presumably some kind of basic input of information - so before you couldn't make any updates or apply any updates (create any updates, does that help?) whereas you can now.
For example if you have a calendar entry saying "ask kudos question" you could then make the updates "time", "duration" etc to add to the original basic item.
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