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The phrase "a major acquisition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to business, finance, or corporate strategy when referring to a significant purchase or merger of one company by another.
Example: "The company announced a major acquisition that is expected to expand its market share significantly."
Alternatives: "a significant purchase" or "a substantial buyout."
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It has never made a major acquisition.
"It's a major acquisition," said Jan Lauridsen, assistant chief of the library's music division.
Downside risks: a major acquisition could strain the group both financially and operationally.
So don't look for a major acquisition in the United States anytime soon.
That alone could make a major acquisition hard to pull off.
The company's core business was slipping, and a major acquisition, Skype, had gone wrong.
Blending a major acquisition into a company is challenging enough in times of calm.
It was a major acquisition for us and took a lot of negotiation with Mr. Rubel and his representative.
This is a major acquisition for us, akin to a first draft choice, Katz said, linking his recent coups together.
Kerry Rice, an analyst with Wedbush Securities, said eBay might have to make a major acquisition in local online retailing.
Alcon co-founders Broderick Johnson and Andrew Kosove have described the deal as a "major acquisition" for the company.
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