The phrase "acquisition concept" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to business, marketing, or project management, where it refers to the idea or strategy behind acquiring something, such as customers or assets.
Example: "The acquisition concept we developed focuses on targeting new markets to increase our customer base."
Alternatives: "acquisition strategy" or "acquisition framework".
The design of the HEXOS control and data acquisition system and the implementation of the main W7-X control and data acquisition concepts are described.
Summary: The experience, gained in the course of the IFP project, illustrates the evolution of the selection, appraisal and acquisition concepts, as they adjust to the digital realm, and led to creation of the workflows, policies and guidelines that will be used for other digital collections going forward.
There are new technologies such as digital sensors and new acquisition concepts such as open architectures that could make SBIRS even more useful.
SM, RF, GS, GC, LE: data acquisition, study concept and design, analysis and interpretation of the data and text writing.
While the contents of sensory-perceptual representations might be determined by the functions that derive from natural selection operating over an evolutionary span of time, the role of learning in concept acquisition suggests that other kinds of functions that derive from other kinds of selection might be needed for the contents of learned concepts.
Reprinted in L. Ortega (Ed.), Second Language Acquisition (Critical Concepts in Linguistics).
January 28 2011 May 9 201111 In this exhibition, drawn from the museum's permanent collection and featuring a good number of recent acquisitions, the concept of performance is appropriately broad.
On this view, self-consciousness is something that emerges in the course of a developmental process, and depends on the acquisition of concepts and language.
From the British empiricists through Skinner and the behaviorists (see the entry on behaviorism) the main focus has been arguing for the acquisition of concepts (for the empiricists' "Ideas", for the behaviorists "responses") through learning.
Like other great philosopher-psychologists of the past, Descartes seems to have regarded our acquisition of concepts and knowledge ('ideas') as the main psychological mystery, taking language acquisition to be a relatively trivial matter in comparison; as he puts it, albeit ironically, "it patently requires very little reason to be able to speak".
