The phrase "acquisition concluded" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that a process of acquiring something, such as a company or asset, has been completed.
Example: "After months of negotiations, we are pleased to announce that the acquisition concluded successfully last week."
Alternatives: "acquisition completed" or "acquisition finalized".
When the acquisition concludes, the 20 employees at 6Consulting (including co-founders Matthew Brazil and Paul Taylor) will become employees of Radian6 Technologies UK, taking the total number of employees at Radian6 to over 280.
One Power will not in the sphere of the other make acquisitions, conclude Treaties, accept sovereign rights or Protectorates, nor hinder the extension of influence of the other.
Yahoo! Inc. (Nasdaq:YHOO), a leading global Internet company, today announced that discussions with Microsoft regarding a potential transaction — whether for an acquisition of all of Yahoo! or a partial acquisition — have concluded.
"In our view, a bid in excess of $70 will likely emerge for ImClone before an acquisition is concluded," analysts for Rodman & Renshaw, an investment firm, wrote in a research note on Wednesday.
Showing the speed at which Mr. Buffett likes to operate and the disdain he has for the trappings of deal-making, the acquisition was concluded in just two weeks.
Now that Comcast's campaign for antitrust approval for its NBCU acquisition has concluded successfully, it has plenty of Washington lobbyists on its payroll waiting for the next fight.The most important plot line in the battle for control of TWC has been about consolidation in the cable industry.
"This is a company that looks like a prime acquisition candidate," concludes Infonetics' Howard.
The article examines the role of disability in George Lakoff and Mark Johnson's popular theories of cognitive metaphor and metaphor acquisition, and concludes that these theories are ableist in assuming that bodies have particular physical/cognitive/sensory experiences and related metaphorical expressions.
The company also extended its offer for Harcourt shares until July 11, and the acquisition may be concluded by that date, a Reed spokeswoman said.
Although the CFIUS process has concluded, the acquisition, which would be the largest acquisition of a U.S. company by a Chinese investor to date, remains subject to other conditions to closing, including the approval of Smithfield shareholders.
