The phrase "acquisition concerns" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing issues or worries related to the process of acquiring something, such as a company, asset, or resource.
Example: "The board meeting focused on the acquisition concerns raised by the recent merger proposal."
Alternatives: "acquisition issues" or "acquisition challenges".
In the Interphone studies, data acquisition concerning exposure was predominantly done by computer-assisted personal interview (CAPI).
Despite biological advantages of male circumcision in reducing HIV/sexually transmitted infection acquisition, concern is often expressed that it may reduce sexual enjoyment and function.
The sharp change in the post-2006 level of acquisitions concerns me.
Last week, the Wasserstein, Perella Group, the New York mergers and acquisitions concern, moved into the financing of European deals with the formation of a joint $366 million fund with the French financial institution Banque Paribas and several other European investment firms and banks.
"Our main concern with the acquisition today concerns systemic risk," Christopher Cole, senior vice president for the Independent Community Bankers of America, said at the Fed's hearing in Washington.
Schumer (D-N.Y). wrote that the hedge fund, Alden Global Capital, had been "unwilling to publicly provide relevant details regarding the proposed acquisition," raising concerns about how it would operate the papers, particularly given the fund's record of aggressively cutting newsroom jobs to boost profits.
But the Microsoft acquisition fueled concerns that Skype can be used as a spying tool by different governments.
In her blog post she also flags a wider data protection concern related to companies triangulating user data via acquisition — a concern that has also been voiced by the EU's competition commissioner this year.
Earlier this year, Unilever completed its acquisition of Concern Kalina, a Russian cosmetics brand, as part of its emerging markets strategy.
