The phrase "acquisition of construction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to the process of obtaining or gaining control over construction projects or assets.
Example: "The acquisition of construction permits is a crucial step in starting any new building project."
Alternatives: "procurement of construction" or "purchase of construction".
One of the major obstacle to realize the automatic TBP cost estimation is the acquisition of the construction information (e.g. construction method, equipment), which are necessary for TBP cost estimation but often not included in the design results.
Since the nation flirted with default on its international loans in December, only two outright acquisitions of South Korean companies by foreigners have been confirmed: BASF's purchase of the Daesung group's lysine business for $600 million last month, and the impending acquisition of Samsung Heavy Industries' construction equipment unit by Volvo for $765 million.
It also supported the acquisition of Hawaii, construction of a canal across Central America, expansion of the Navy, restrictions on the acceptance of illiterate immigrants into the country, equal pay for equal work for women, and a national board of arbitration to settle labor disputes.
Such savings can be quite useful in the lives of the poor people as once a large amount is accumulated together, this can finance acquisition of assets, construction of houses, and more importantly, starting up community-based enterprises.
His cabinet urged that the nation's military be strengthened, including the raising of a 20,000 man army and the acquisition or construction of ships of the line for the navy.
Effects of explicit focus on form on L2 acquisition of English passive construction.
Excluding one-time items that do not include the $350 million acquisition of gas pipeline construction company Price Gregory, Quanta said it earned 31 cents per share.
Construction will require the acquisition of every building on the east side of Broadway between John and Fulton Streets.
He said that many people's view of the relationship between the Owens Valley and Los Angeles had been distorted by "Chinatown," which took license with the timing of the land acquisition and construction of the aqueduct, but more or less accurately portrayed a conspiracy by land speculators to drive up the value of land in the San Fernando Valley by bringing the Owens River water to it.
