The phrase "acquisition continuously" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe an ongoing process of acquiring something, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The company is focused on acquisition continuously to expand its market presence."
Alternatives: "ongoing acquisition" or "continuous acquisition process".
In one opinion, the court said that for years the "N.S.A. exceeded the scope of authorized acquisition continuously".
A later opinion on the internet metadata program, by Kollar-Kotelly's successor, John Bates, states that the "NSA exceeded the scope of authorized acquisition continuously" after Kollar-Kotelly's initial approval.
The government, the document indicates, "acknowledges that NSA exceeded the scope of authorized acquisition continuously during the more than [redacted] years of acquisition under [the] orders".
Add the current freedoms of public limited companies to reject internal investment in favour of debt-fuelled mergers and acquisitions, continuously rising executive pay and shareholder dividends and the corporate incentives are about as misaligned from the public interest as they could be.
By removing satellites at the bottom of each sorted list, the search space for satellite acquisition is continuously pruned.
As costs of user acquisition have continuously risen out of control, such predictions have turned into reality.
In contrast to, for example, influenza, where highly connected individuals may play an important role in the spread of disease, hubs are less important in scabies spread because scabies persists until treated and because the probability of acquisition, if continuously exposed to an affected individual, is cumulative over time.
A frame-grabber card mounted in the acquisition computer continuously digitizes the output of the video camera and displays it on a monitor.
The Hull mansion and several subsequent acquisitions were continuously renovated to accommodate the changing demands of the association.
Optical and MR acquisitions were continuously performed during the entire length of both trials.
The vehicles are instrumented with unobtrusive data acquisition systems that continuously record the behaviour of the vehicle (e.g. speed and lane position), the behaviour of surrounding road users, and the drivers' behaviour (e.g. where they are looking).
