'acquisition of technology' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the process or action of obtaining a certain type of technology, for example: "The company is focusing on the acquisition of technology to improve their services."
Acquisition of technology is not related to the use of appropriation instruments.
Contracts facilitate the acquisition of technology and inputs and result in better market conditions.
The focus by the government and various business associations on export diversification misses the point that imports are a key component of trade, particularly as regards enhancing competitivity and acquisition of technology.
Today, Ziff Davis' new leadership and direction is becoming apparent with the acquisition of technology deals and coupon site LogicBuy and the launch of an ad targeting platform BuyerBase.
AOL (owner of TechCrunch) today is taking one more step to build out its content empire: it has officially confirmed the acquisition of technology reviews site gdgt — first reported by TechCrunch nearly two weeks ago.
When it concerns acquisition of technologies amounting to millions of dollars, you must take into account the current and future implications of the research initiative, the viability of the projects it supports, and the needs for continual growth".
So a lot of the acquisitions we've done in the time I've been chief executive were acquisitions of technology assets.
Since May, Broadcom has spent $1.1 billion of its high-flying stock (which trades at 170 times expected 1999 earnings) on five acquisitions of technology.
Investment bankers who specialize in mergers and acquisitions of technology stocks had little to cheer about in 2001 and 2002, but there are now a few tantalizing signs that this business will improve in 2003.
The results obtained show that the degree of absorptive capacity influences positively both external and internal acquisition types of technology.
It is also important for firms to have an effective strategy in the acquisition of foreign technology and the diffusion of imported technology within firms and in-house R&D (Hobday 1995; Kim and Dahlman 1992).
