The phrase "acquisition of digital" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to obtaining or gaining access to digital resources, technologies, or assets.
Example: "The acquisition of digital tools has transformed the way we conduct business."
Alternatives: "procurement of digital" or "attainment of digital".
Analysts said they would like to see Cable and Wireless move faster into the more profitable Web-host business, a strategy the company began pursuing, most recently with its acquisition of Digital Island, a San Francisco networking and host company.
The campaign, which focuses primarily on the Nokia N93's video capabilities, comes just weeks after the mobile firm announced its plan to take on Apple in the music download market through its acquisition of digital music company Loudeye for $60m£31m1m).
As for profits, even in today's market they are hard to come by witness recent losses at Compaq, the word's biggest PC maker.Although some of Compaq's difficulties are unique, stemming from its acquisition of Digital in 1998, few of its competitors are thriving either.
Future phones will do much more, thanks to Nokia's acquisition of digital map supplier Navteq, which was completed in July.
Apple's recent acquisition of digital music startup Lala rekindled speculation of an iTunes subscription service.
The study of gender differences in university students' acquisition of digital competence has considerable didactic and strategic consequences for the development of these skills.
This purchase is latest in a series of acquisitions of digital agencies by Publicis; others include Digitas, Razorfish and Rosetta.
But Tellabs is interested in participating in new markets, and could pursue developments or acquisitions of digital subscriber line (DSL) and broadband wireless technology.
BCDRT implementation was based on the acquisition of adequate digital retinographs, secure digital transmission, storage and retrieval of participants' data and reader-generated medical reports.
Publicis Groupe chairman Maurice Levy planted his pole in the digital ground with the $1.3bn acquisition of US digital and direct marketing company Digitas to turbo-charge the group's offering.
The $315m acquisition of the digital newspaper founded (and still run) by Arianna Huffington was Armstrong's second largest at AOL.
