The phrase "acquisition programme" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to the process of acquiring goods, services, or assets, often in business or governmental settings.
Example: "The company has launched a new acquisition programme to expand its market presence and enhance its product offerings."
Alternatives: "acquisition plan" or "procurement programme".
Milchan, who then ran the family fertiliser company, never looked back, playing a central role in Israel's clandestine acquisition programme.
"This disposal will either lead to the start of an acquisition programme... or conceivably a bid for the company itself," they said.
The company has also raised $300m from the US private placement market, prompting traders to suggest it could continue its acquisition programme.
"Essentially Apple is asking the independent music sector to hedge its risk, to fund their customer acquisition programme and to shoulder the financial burden for their global launch".
In our view the acquisition programme has not demonstrably created long-term value despite a 15% post tax return on capital employed being targeted.
As Mr Zwirner explained, "The Guggenheim Abu Dhabi will open soon, so it has to get cracking with its acquisition programme.
Todd Harrison of the Centre for Strategic and Budgetary Assessments says: "Large acquisition programmes are large targets".
Acquisition programmes may give preference to projects from host countries not traditionally represented in the pool of attractive CDM destinations.
The woman at the heart of its giant acquisitions programme, Sheikha al Mayassa bint Hamad bin Khalifa al-Thani (the sister of the Emir), has a brief to purchase, sponsor and create new palaces of culture in the sand.
Mr Munitz, however, is charged with short-changing the museum's acquisitions programme in favour of the trust's conservation and educational activities.This is supposedly one reason for the departure of several staff at the museum, notably its director, Deborah Gribbon, in October last year.
What inevitably we would do with the schedule is to go for more entertainment, more foreign acquisitions, programmes with international appeal.
