The phrase "acquisition designed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to business, marketing, or project management, particularly when discussing the purpose or intent behind acquiring something.
Example: "The acquisition designed to enhance our product line has been finalized, and we are excited about the new opportunities it will bring."
Alternatives: "acquisition intended" or "acquisition aimed".
In an amended, April 10 version of a complaint they filed last year, they said they believe that the acquisition "designed to unlawfully divest Bear Stearns' public stockholders of a large portion of valuable assets of the company for grossly inadequate consideration," and are calling for the merger to be dissolved.
Hot on the heels of its $26 million Series C funding, Prague-based social media analytics company Socialbakers has made an acquisition designed to bolster its Facebook offering.
It seems likely that this was an acquisition designed to bolster Apple's server-side technologies for the App Store, iTunes Connect or iTunes in the Cloud.
Perhaps it's thinking about doing something in that direction, but it's more likely this was a small acquisition designed to bring some strong video game engineering (Cloud Party works in the browser with no plugins necessary) on board, with the ultimate aim of using that talent to fuel Yahoo's own separate ends.
GP has been involved in the acquisition, designing sample data-base used for the study and interpretation of data.
The companies Meka and Schaft, two of Google's recent acquisitions, designed robot torsos that can interact with humans at work and at home.
The firm racked up debts in the late 1990s and early 2000s with a series of acquisitions designed to create a broader media group around the flagship paper.
For Sophos, a company that is publicly traded on the London stock exchange, Invincea is the latest in a stream of acquisitions designed to build out a comprehensive set of corporate security fixes.
She assists with the acquisition, design, marketing and sale of the company's properties.
This approach involves all processes pertaining to the acquisition, design, development, and manufacturing of a product or system and has been variously called "lean," "agile," or "synchronous" manufacturing.
These new acquisition design algorithms are simple and fast enough to be computed for each individual scan.
