The phrase "acquisition a priority" is not correct in English.
It seems to be missing a verb or article. You can use it in a context where you want to express that making an acquisition is important, but it needs to be rephrased for clarity.
Example: "We need to ensure that the acquisition is a priority for our team this quarter."
Alternatives: "making acquisition a priority" or "prioritizing acquisition".
His acquisition became a priority after the loss of Patrick, who announced his retirement Saturday night to attend to "personal issues and family issues".
Suffolk County Legislator George O. Guldi, a Democrat from Westhampton Beach who led the effort to secure county financing, said that Robert J. Gaffney, the Republican county executive, made the acquisition a high priority.
Phillips Additions Aside from the occasional gift, acquisitions were never a priority at the Phillips Collection in Washington.
Instead six weeks and £45m were spent on a deal for Sigurdsson, who may well justify Everton's investment in the long term but was not a priority acquisition with Rooney and £23.6m Davy Klaassen in place.
Programs and acquisitions from this period are a priority, says museum director James Steward.
The authority wrote that the purchase of this kind of water "is not a priority for further acquisition because we already have substantial holdings of this class of entitlement primarily from the Nimmie-Caira purchase".
Making strategic acquisitions of other firms has been a priority for some of our largest banks.
These and other rarely recorded species should be a priority for future data acquisition efforts.
But the Sonic rot didn't set in with Nintendo's involvement while it's never going to be a priority IP beside Mario, the acquisition of Sonic is good business for Miyamoto and company.
But the Sonic rot didn't set in with Nintendo's involvement – while it's never going to be a priority IP beside Mario, the acquisition of Sonic is good business for Miyamoto and company.
