The phrase "acquisition online" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to obtaining goods, services, or information through the internet.
Example: "The acquisition online of software licenses has made the process much more efficient for our company."
Alternatives: "online purchase" or "digital acquisition".
"We've dramatically accelerated customer acquisition online," Neil Ashe, chief executive of Walmart global e-commerce, said at the event.
By analyzing data and intelligently directing acquisition online, metadata generated at runtime may be used to improve the quality of information extracted from a data set.
NF1 patients experienced substantial decline in motor skill acquisition (F = 9.2, p = 0.008) over five-consecutives training days mediated through a selective reduction in the early acquisition (online) and the consolidation (offline) phase.
That same year it began international operations with the acquisition of online booksellers in the United Kingdom and Germany.
Our analysis yielded uniformly low rates of prescription drug acquisition from online sources across all five data systems we examined.
Some of those privacy concerns also are fueling opposition to Google's planned $3.1 billioneuro2.2828 billion) acquisition of online distributor DoubleClick Inc.
The £1.5bn acquisition of online advertising network DoubleClick was cleared by regulators in the US and EU, but is unpopular with parts of the industry.
Mr. Diller made some bad deals, like his acquisition of online lending aggregator Lendingtree.com near the height of the housing bubble.
EBay's acquisition of online payment service PayPal in 2002 is considered one of Ms. Whitman's wisest business decisions as a chief executive.
EPIC recently filed a complaint with the Federal Trade Commission urging it to investigate Google regarding such activities, as well as its proposed acquisition of online advertising company DoubleClick Inc.
(AOP) Google investigated over DoubleClick deal Google is being investigated by the Federal Trade Commission in the US, according to the New York Times, over its proposed $3.1bn acquisition of online ad company Doubleclick.
