The phrase "acquiring programs" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of obtaining or gaining access to software applications or systems.
Example: "The company is focused on acquiring programs that enhance productivity and streamline operations."
Alternatives: "obtaining software" or "gaining applications".
In addition, Boeing is interested in acquiring program management techniques and manufacturing technology from the Japanese concerns.
Generally, these institutions have acquired programs through donations from networks, production companies and performers.
Acquired programs like reruns and movies make up 70percentt of TV One's schedule.
Ms. Norman's plan for OWN called for 600 hours worth of brand-new programs and 600 hours of acquired programs.
But a downside of this model is that it is much more expensive to acquire programs, said CLSA analyst Elinor Leung.
But don't expect miracles:Startup times will inevitably lengthen as you acquire programs that insist on loading themselves whenever your computer starts.
ALL ARTS will feature a mix of original programs newly produced by WLIW21, acquired programs from around the globe, archival programs mined from WNET's 50-year history of arts broadcasting reimagined for today's audiences, and PBS and local public media-affiliated programming.
In the USA, for instance, cable television operators create alliances to acquire programs from content providers (Chipty and Snyder 1999), purchasing groups bring together small drugstores and hospitals to acquire pharmaceutical products (Ellison and Snyder 2010), and auto parts companies group together, like Aftermarket Auto Parts Alliance, which represents some 50 auto parts distributors.
Reality TV shows and acquired programs made up the bulk of the charge, which was disclosed Monday in a Securities and Exchange Commission filing.
Channel 4 spends about £600m in total annually on original commissions and acquired programming.
