The phrase "acquisition figure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to business, finance, or data analysis, typically referring to a numerical value representing the cost or value associated with acquiring something, such as a company or asset.
Example: "The acquisition figure for the merger was reported to be $50 million."
Alternatives: "purchase amount" or "acquisition cost."
The company has never previously confirmed the accuracy of the £70m acquisition figure that has been widely reported.
That cheeky scamp Mark Zuckerberg was just 19 when he founded Facebook - and isn't he holding out for some ridiculous acquisition figure?
No acquisition figure has been released.
Fig. 5 Arrangement used for the image acquisition (figure not to scale).
The operating parameters were controlled through a computer equipped with adapted virtual instrument software, which allows automatic data acquisition (Figure 1).
Demagnetization by alternating demagnetizing field along with IRM acquisition (Figure 8) shows uniform behavior across 5 samples (AD 1059, AD 974, AD 818, AD 691, and AD 613).
The acquisition figures are computed for a search speed of one satellite per second and the tracking figures are for a single channel.
Today, W3i, the monetization and distribution network for app developers, released new user acquisition figures for the first half of 2012, and the results tell the same story and are worrying for developers.
Using TCF8+/− mice, we demonstrate herein that ZEB1 haploinsufficiency elicited excessive adipose tissue accumulation in female mice early in fat acquisition (Figures 2 and 3).
In addition to providing more consistent (albeit lower) SNR than the low-resolution acquisition, the zoomed acquisition also provides more consistent localization accuracy than either the low-resolution or the full FOV high-resolution acquisitions (Figure 7B).
2D strain is a novel non-Doppler-based imaging technology that can estimate longitudinal systolic strain from standard bi-dimensional greyscale acquisitions (figure 1).
