The phrase "acquisition route" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to business, logistics, or strategy, referring to the method or path taken to acquire something, such as assets or resources.
Example: "The company decided to pursue an acquisition route that involved merging with a smaller competitor to expand its market share."
Alternatives: "acquisition path" or "acquisition strategy".
Trinity, Newsquest and Johnston (with Northcliffe not far behind) all went along the acquisition route.
But as many other company bosses have discovered, the acquisition route to growth is full of potholes.
"A lot of these guys were getting close to an I.P.O., but they elected to go the acquisition route instead," said Michael Olson, the chief executive of Cloudera, an open-source start-up.
He said that Game had mapped out a strategy to become a market aggregator for these online games services by partnering with them, while GameStop in the US had gone down the acquisition route.
In the middle is the acquisition route.
The acquisition route could be risky, however, if eBay tries to diversify into unrelated businesses.
Determining the acquisition routes of infection is crucial to designing specific preventive approaches against Staphylococcus aureus poststernotomy mediastinitis.
The genetic susceptibility study has two acquisition routes: satellite site design and patient-support group design.
Others use modelling techniques to determine the relative importance of potential transmission reservoirs or acquisition routes (of C. difficile[ 58, 60], VRE [ 50, 53], cephalosporin-resistant Enterobacteriaceae (CRE) [ 65] and SARS [ 66].
Others went the mergers and acquisitions route including Amazon snagging Twitch for more than $1B along with Google's purchase of DropCam and satellite imaging startup Skybox.
The choice of suitable railway lines and the acquisition of route data are important issues when realistic results are to be obtained by simulation.
