The phrase "acquisition of a weak" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the acquisition of something that is weak, but the phrase lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The acquisition of a weak competitor can sometimes lead to unexpected challenges in the market."
Alternatives: "purchase of a weak" or "obtaining a weak".
Other Indian companies are also looking at overseas acquisitions as a weak dollar coupled with strong domestic growth make international takeovers attractive, particularly in the United States.
The two disparate companies formally announced Chevron's acquisition yesterday of a clearly weaker Texaco, in a marriage of convenience that will allow them to thrive in an industry that has rapidly and fundamentally changed.
The main goal of this paper is to present a high-sensitivity receiver for acquisition of weak GPS signals.
Upon taking over as general manager of a weak Buffalo Bills club in 1985, he used draft picks (Bruce Smith, Thurman Thomas) and acquisitions (Jim Kelly, Cornelius Bennett) to turn the team into a powerhouse that played in four Super Bowls by 1993.
Notably, siRNA suppressed gene expression only by 50% (data not shown), and therefore, the acquisition of a FUL-resistant phenotype by naive MCF-7 cells was weak, yet significant.
Hydroxyapatite coating of titanium implants has been proved more favorable, with the acquisition of a more mature osteoblastic phenotype as shown by immunocytochemical staining (increased ALP expression, weak positivity for osteopontin and increase expression of collagen).
Neuroscientific studies have since identified two relevant interacting neural systems, suggesting that the acquisition of a motor skill involves a transition from heavy dependence on a system involving cognitive control to only weak dependence on such a system.
Similarly, the acquisition of pharyngeal jaws provides a weak explanation for increased diversification rates in the radiation of labrid fishes [9].
It is making massive acquisitions of weak, troubled institutions.
