The phrase "acquisition building" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to business, real estate, or organizational growth, typically referring to the process of acquiring properties or resources to enhance capabilities.
Example: "The company is focusing on acquisition building to expand its portfolio and increase market share."
Alternatives: "asset acquisition" or "property acquisition".
Mr. Thompson, who comes across as earnest and determined, is not nearly as charismatic as First Union's previous chief executive, Edward E. Crutchfield Jr., who in 16 years took what was once a sleepy North Carolina bank through a dizzying 82 acquisitions, building a retail banking franchise that extends across 11 states.
Blippar has been on the hunt for acquisitions, building out an M&A team, as "the consolidation of the AR industry gets underway," explains Mitra.
The company is also on the hunt for new acquisitions, building off of its last two purchases.
The company also plans to use its new capital to make strategic acquisitions, building on its prior acquisitions of Free State Labs, the developers of Grocery IQ, an shopping list app for mobile.
And it was his dad's advice that persuaded Sir Martin to choose one firm as the path to growth, buying a stake in the British firm that initially made wire shopping baskets, and, via acquisitions, building it into a company now worth an estimated £16.4bn.
The relevant data related to initial investment costs (e.g. land acquisition, buildings, machineries), operational and maintenance costs (e.g. utilities, manpower, fuel cost), and benefits (e.g. fertilizer price, tipping fee, CER) were collected from local plant managers and national waste management experts through extensive on-site interview, telephone communication and literature review.
These typically include dilapidations, contract administration for refurbishment projects, party-wall matters, acquisition surveys, building defect diagnosis and remedial works.
The main features of the proposed system named Construction Spatial Information Reasoner (CSIR) include a set of relationship acquisition algorithms, building component relationship data structure, and interpretation of the relationship to support detailed construction activity planning.
At Zealot, Zappin has been on an acquisition streak, building up a portfolio of agencies and media properties.
Areva President Anne Lauvergeon has overseen a stunning acquisition record, building a $10 billion-plus per year, globe-straddling, fully integrated, mine-mouth to power plant nuclear enterprise.
