The phrase "a large acquisition of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the purchase or takeover of a significant asset, company, or resource.
Example: "The company announced a large acquisition of a rival firm to expand its market share."
Alternatives: "a significant purchase of" or "a major takeover of".
In 2008 Kinetic Concepts made a large acquisition of its own, paying $1.7 billion in cash for LifeCell, now a unit of the company that develops surgery products that use human skin tissue.
A fourth mortgage servicer, Ocwen Loan Service, was also assessed as needing substantial improvement, but Treasury said it would not withhold payments to Ocwen because it was negatively affected by a large acquisition of mortgages to service.
Making a large acquisition in any of these fields would alienate its other partners and might do more harm than good.
Even with such a large acquisition, more than half of Anglo's assets would still be in South Africa, the company said.
Fears regarding increasing competition and the near-term likelihood of a large acquisition are priced in at current levels," said the analyst in Friday's report.
"Now that financial markets have stabilized, acquirers like Prudential are more willing to take on the risks of a large acquisition," said Gimme Credit analyst Kathleen Shanley.
The acquisition by China's Anbang Insurance Group set a record for the largest acquisition of a U.S. real estate asset by a Chinese buyer, as well as being the most expensive purchase ever of a U.S. hotel.
Citigroup rose $1.33, to $50.58, after it offered $10.8 billion to buy Nikko Cordial of Japan in a deal that would rank as the largest acquisition of a Japanese brokerage firm by a foreign company.
Last year, Cesars Entertainment Corporation purchased 51% of the company at a value of $80-$80-$90Me lacquisitionisitiof of an Israeli gaming company.
