The phrase "acquisition right" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to legal, business, or financial discussions, particularly when referring to the rights associated with acquiring assets or properties.
Example: "The contract clearly outlines the acquisition right of the buyer in the event of a merger."
Alternatives: "purchase right" or "buying right".
In fact, he would be trying to complete a $22.5 billion acquisition right now if EchoStar Communications had not outbid him last fall for General Motors Hughes Electronicss unit, which includes the DirecTV satellite television company, with an offer of $26 billion.
Figure 2 Three-dimensional maximum intensity projection of a PET/CT acquisition (left) and posterior PET/MR acquisition (right) of the same patient.
After some digging, we've confirmed that CBS has considered investing in GDGT and that their subsidiary CNET has ongoing partnership discussions, but isn't considering an acquisition right now.
For the experiments shown in Figure 4 we performed fluorescence intensity acquisition right at the start of the experiment.
Seeking new broad-platform candidates for its R&D pipeline, Pfizer's La Jolla, California, incubator offers early-stage startups financial and operational support, exercising acquisition rights after two to three years.
Initially, Salke and Korman looked to sell acquisition rights to Fox.
Initially, Salke and Korman hoped to sell acquisition rights to other networks (including Fox).
"Even the biggest and most stable telecommunications companies are hard pressed to make big acquisitions right now," said Anthony Klarman, a debt analyst at Deutsche Bank.
Helm notes that Microsoft likely will focus on big acquisitions right now and make acquisitions of small, Web 2.0-type companies secondary.
Are you looking at acquisitions right now? Saetre: I will not comment on our outlook for acquisitions, but on a more general note, I think the starting point is that there is nothing cheap these days.
