The phrase "acquisition planning" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to business, project management, or procurement processes where strategies for acquiring goods or services are discussed.
Example: "The team is currently engaged in acquisition planning to ensure that all necessary resources are procured efficiently."
Alternatives: "procurement strategy" or "resource acquisition strategy".
And he expressed concern about an "alarming lack of acquisition planning across the department".
Housekeeping information will be analyzed within a short time from download (1 h) in order to monitor the status of the experiment and to foreseen the mission acquisition planning.
In order to determine the total cost of ownership (TCO) of the entire backhaul solution denoted by C, only equipment and installation costs were considered in the study case and expenses associated with spectrum licensing, maintenance, site rental and site acquisition planning were not included.
Army with a valuable asset that will allow simulation of existing or conceptual, manned or autonomous, ground vehicle performance for acquisition, planning, or training.
As discussed above, in the domestic biogas context, the procedures involved in acquiring, producing and consuming energy have to do with decisions surrounding acquisition, planning and funding of the plant and subsequently concern user training and plant maintenance.
However, the mass deployment of ultra-dense BSs increases operators' capital expenditure (CAPEX) because of the costs for site acquisition, planning, and hardware equipment, as well as operating expenditure (OPEX) due to maintenance and power usage costs.
In fact, there's no particular urgency to make these changes now we don't have an unusually big acquisition planned, in case you were wondering.
The CT scan was performed immediately after completion of PET acquisition, planned with the same scout view.
SB participated in the design of the study, coordinated the data acquisition, planned statistical analysis with input from JB and LM, and wrote the first draft of the manuscript.
We had not included any contribution from the recent acquisitions, planning to do so at the time of these results.
Through a complex deal, Chappell's consortium Retail Acquisitions planned to make £10m by buying BHS's headquarters from Green and then selling it on to a property company.
