The phrase "acquisition is consistent" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in contexts where you want to indicate that the process of acquiring something aligns with certain standards or expectations.
Example: "The data shows that the acquisition is consistent with our long-term strategic goals."
Alternatives: "acquisition aligns" or "acquisition is stable".
The Gretzky acquisition is consistent with a Ranger pattern of picking up stars from other teams after their prime years.
"The Bushnell acquisition is consistent with ATK's focus on establishing leadership positions in our core markets," Mark DeYoung, ATK's chief executive, said in a statement.
"This acquisition is consistent with our strategy of delivering products and services which meet our customers' total communications needs".
Comerica said the acquisition is consistent with its growth strategy, and significantly bolsters its presence in Texas.
"This acquisition is consistent with our software and services strategy to deliver an outstanding computing experience in fast-growing business areas, especially around the move to wireless mobility".
This acquisition is consistent with our stated objective of increasing our overall revenue contribution from urban and town center properties.
The acquisition was consistent with Equity Office's longtime strategy to be the dominant player in markets across the country by merging with other companies.
It held, however, that Schwab was "not engaged principally in any of the activities prohibited to member bank affiliates by the Glass-Steagall Act," and thus concluded that the acquisition was "consistent with the letter and spirit of that act". Id., at 114.
The results on both the preferred and current use of smartphone apps for weather information acquisition were consistent and are listed in Table 2.
All scans were acquired on the same scanner, and scan acquisition was consistent between time points for each subject.
"We believe this acquisition is logical and consistent with Pan American's vision to become the largest low-cost primary producer of silver in the world," Geoff Burns, left, chief executive of Pan American, based in Vancouver, British Columbia, said in a statement.
