The phrase "acquisition focus" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to business, marketing, or research where the emphasis is on acquiring something, such as customers, resources, or information.
Example: "Our acquisition focus this quarter will be on expanding our customer base in emerging markets."
Alternatives: "acquisition strategy" or "focus on acquisition".
The CMA's concerns around the Three-O2 acquisition focus on the fact it will reduce the number of U.K. mobile carriers from four to three, with a resulting risk of reduced competition for mobile consumers and the potential for price rises.
For place of acquisition, focus, severity and time period, the associations were additionally adjusted for prior comorbid conditions using three categories of the CCI (0, 1 2 and ≥3).
The information has been recorded prospectively since 1992 and the main variables are: the patient's unique civil registration number, date of sampling the first positive blood culture, date of admission, clinical department, date of notification of growth, place of acquisition, focus of infection, microbiological species, antibiogram, and empirical antimicrobial treatment.
Call it Dynasty-style acquisition" focused on "big-ticket artists … born of the American art world's first, big, market-driven era".
MovieTickets.com isn't Fandango's only recent acquisition focused on international expansion and broadening its service.
Some air in the bladder lumen without previous catheterization suggested a probable colovesical fistula, which was not directly visualized during excretory phase acquisition (focused sagittal MIP image in b).
He eliminated the degree programs, restricted performing arts to a children's theater and, crucially, narrowed the center's acquisitions focus to French, Italian and American drawings "because it was something at which we could excel".
More recent acquisitions focused on the construction materials industry.
He is responsible for mergers and acquisitions focusing on technology and media companies.
Increasingly, entrepreneurs say, she is getting personally involved in acquisitions, focusing particularly on mobile-minded engineers.
Photography aficionados disappointed that the medium gets so little room or serious attention in the Whitney's "Full House" survey can find consolation at the Museum of Modern Art, where the latest reinstallation of the permanent photography collection culminates in a shrewdly edited show of recent acquisitions focussing on the landscape.
