The phrase "acquisition driven" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a strategy or approach that is primarily focused on acquiring assets, companies, or resources.
Example: "The company's acquisition driven strategy has led to significant growth in market share over the past few years."
Alternatives: "merger-focused" or "purchase-oriented".
Wireless revenue was $15.5 billion, up 9percentt (excluding the acquisition), driven by increased use of data plans by cellphone customers.
Minerva Biotechnologies broke out of the gates on the heels of the Motorola acquisition, driven solely by Bamdad's conviction that she could develop commercially valuable intellectual property.
No one was doing investments then, either: it was all acquisition driven.
The high similarity between vcrABC sequences is quantitatively consistent with recent horizontal acquisition driven by ~100 years of industrial pollution with chlorinated ethenes.
This led to the proposal of a mechanism of motif acquisition driven by ex nihilo motif birth by random mutation [ 16].
Resistance acquisition driven by exposure to antipseudomonal agents can be reached by either selecting mutants in patients previously colonized or infected by susceptible phenotypes [ 5, 6] or promoting selection of an already resistant strain [ 7].
Higher prices for the companys paperboard products and the Calmar acquisition drove revenue growth.
The acquisition drove Barbie's owner into a moneylosing tailspin, sank the stock and cost celebrity chief executive Jill Barad her job.
News of the acquisition drove OpenTV's shares down 9%, or $1.39, to close at $13.55 on Nasdaq.
The US drugs group AbbVie has pulled out of its proposed $54bn£34bnbn) takeover of Britain's Shire after the Obama administration introduced rules to clamp down on overseas acquisitions driven by tax avoidance.
AbbVie and Shire The US drugs group AbbVie was forced to abandon a proposed $54bn£34bnbn) takeover of Britain's Shire after the US government introduced rules to clamp down on overseas acquisitions driven by tax avoidance.
