The phrase "acquisition about" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that someone is talking about or discussing the process of acquiring something. Example: During the meeting, we had a discussion about the acquisition of the new company and its potential impact on our business.
The suit claimed the banks made misleading statements before the acquisition about First USA, Banc One's credit card unit.
With the acquisition, about 11percentt of Pepsi's business will be in an ailing food business, ranging from pasta to cereal, that grows no more than 2percentt a year.
8 P.M. (Ovation) SMASH As part of its expanded programming Ovation presents the first two episodes of this recently canceled NBC series — and new Ovation acquisition — about the backstage drama surrounding the creation of a Broadway musical about Marilyn Monroe.
WBS acquisitions are generally significantly faster than tomographic SPECT acquisition (about 10 cm/min for WBS versus the equivalent of 2.5 cm/min for SPECT).
The expected outcome for the Simulation of Clinical Cases was the skill acquisition about the application of international standard protocols and procedures on the chronic heart failure and peritoneal dialysis.
The company also made its first acquisition about a month ago, and Lerman said the additional funding could certainly be used to do more buying.
In total, the interviews and data acquisition took about 3 years to carry out.
Its imaging speed was 52k A-lines/sec., and the entire 3D data acquisition took about 23 sec.
Since then, it has been buying, spending about $9 billion on acquisitions, about 10 percent of its current market value, in the last 18 months.
Indeed, part of the reason for the REIT run-up was the record number of mergers and acquisitions, about half of which involved leveraged-buyout deals by private firms with voracious appetites for commercial property.
Cook argued that the cash "is not burning a hole in our pocket," saying that the company has made a variety of small acquisitions about every other month, according to the Wall Street Journal.
