The phrase "acquisition expenditure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in financial or business contexts to refer to the costs incurred in acquiring assets or resources.
Example: "The company's acquisition expenditure for the new technology was significantly higher than anticipated."
Alternatives: "capital expenditure" or "investment costs".
The econometric results show that in house R&D and technology acquisition expenditures have positive payoffs in terms of enhanced probability of introducing new products and/or processes to the market.
It's a 10 step formula that scrutinizes everything from customer acquisition expenditures to revenue to cost of goods sold (COGS) through bottom line profits.
The traditional way of accounting for antimicrobial costs in terms of pharmacy acquisition expenditures for antibiotics may not be appropriate when discussing the treatment of antibiotic resistant infections.
From broadly accepted physiological principles, simple algorithms specify how energy acquisition and expenditure drive life cycle processes.
Phenotypic plasticity plays a central role in the administration of energy under thermal variation through traits underlying energy acquisition and expenditure.
In one scenario (challenging environment), food is scarce, competition within and among species for the energy is high, and hazards such as predation also enter into the energy equation on both the acquisition and expenditure sides.
Netflix today said it plans to offer $1 billion $1.5 billion in senior notes and plans to use the proceeds for "general corporate purposes, which may include content acquisitions, capital expenditures, investments, working capital and potential acquisitions and strategic transactions".
Birds have evolved physiologic and behavioral adaptations to deal with these extreme demands of both energy expenditure and acquisition.
This has helped generate bumper profits and cash, which shareholders have decided they can trust companies to spend wisely through either capital expenditure or acquisitions.
Only now are investors encouraging them to splash out on capital expenditure and acquisitions, where there is more chance of money being wasted.Since 2003, global profit growth has been extraordinary.
