The phrase "acquisition priority" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to business, project management, or resource allocation, where certain acquisitions are deemed more important than others.
Example: "In our strategic planning meeting, we discussed the acquisition priority for the upcoming fiscal year to ensure we focus on the most critical projects."
Alternatives: "purchase priority" or "buying priority".
Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates has said the trucks are the military's top acquisition priority.
Most of the current tankers date from the Eisenhower and Kennedy eras, and replacing them is the Air Force's biggest acquisition priority.
After Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates declared the MRAP the Pentagon's No. 1 acquisition priority in May 2007, the trucks began to be shipped to Iraq in large quantities.
So important is the mine-resistant vehicle to the United States military that Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates singled it out in his holiday-season message in December, saying, "To ensure that troops have the best protection available on the battlefield, MRAPs became the military's highest acquisition priority, and thousands of these vehicles are in production and en route to theater".
A 24 September 2013 Congressional Research Service report suggested that given budgetary constraints, the GCV program may be unrealistic, and that one potential discussion could focus on a decision by the Army to replace the GCV with the AMPV as their number one ground combat vehicle acquisition priority.
(The society publishes a list of acquisition priorities at www.wilderness.org/ eyewash/lwcfproposed.htm).htm
When Secretary of Defense Robert Gates announced new defense-acquisition priorities a couple of weeks ago, he framed his decisions, in part, by suggesting that he was going to put soldiers and their families ahead of big-ticket technology — or at least on equal footing.
This paper presents an approach for aiding the identification and acquisition of priority properties for biodiversity conservation.
"For one thing, this would be an intramarket acquisition, a priority for Telekom, and would answer the question: What is the future of T-Mobile USA?
The remaining problem, therefore, was that California's acquisition of priorities as against Arizona and the upper States had to be further limited.
Suffolk County Legislator George O. Guldi, a Democrat from Westhampton Beach who led the effort to secure county financing, said that Robert J. Gaffney, the Republican county executive, made the acquisition a high priority.
