The phrase "acquisition removes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the effects of acquiring something, such as a company or asset, and how it eliminates certain factors or elements.
Example: "The acquisition removes the need for redundant processes, streamlining our operations."
Alternatives: "acquisition eliminates" or "acquisition eradicates".
The timing of a disposal in the current cycle would be good and the proceeds would eliminate the debt incurred in the PSN acquisition – removing the need for a potential rights issue – a risk we highlighted in our January sector report.
"With lower cost price per acquisition removed (incentivized installs), we are seeing prices go up," he notes.
In turn, the team hopes that this will offer a better acquisition strategy, removing the friction for many merchants that would participate otherwise.
In 1786, Governor Walter Patterson, who set in motion the compulsory acquisition, was removed from office.
Bead images were ignored during image acquisition or removed from the analysis to increase image analysis accuracy.
These ER graphs contained the same number of vertices as the child's network and the same number of edges as the random acquisition network, but removed both structure inherent in the language learning environment and structure characteristic of a particular child's vocabulary.
We found that moving entities disrupted wayfinding more if they were presented during the acquisition stage and removed during retrieval.
C1 News Corp. Deal Approved The F.C.C.conditionally approved the News Corporation's acquisition of Hughes Electronics, removing the final obstacle to a $6.6 billion media mega-merger.
That may not quite be the case for the 26-year-old France international Dimitri Payet, though he has made a fine start to this campaign, but it definitely could be for Thauvin, the 19-year-old defender Benjamin Mendy and the 20-year-old midfielder Gianelli Imbula, whose acquisition from Guingamp removed any need to pay Joey Barton's wages again.
