The phrase "acquisition steadily" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a process of acquiring something in a gradual manner, but it lacks context and clarity.
Example: "The company's acquisition steadily improved its market position."
Alternatives: "gradual acquisition" or "steady acquisition process".
Moreover, the performance of the joint acquisition is steadily improved as available satellites are becoming more.
The acquisition system is steadily running since February 2012.
Over the past decade, largely through more than 50 acquisitions, Cardinal has steadily expanded the services it offers to its upstream suppliers and downstream customers.
Over the past decade, largely though more than 50 acquisitions, Cardinal has steadily expanded the high-margin, value-added complementary services it offers to its upstream suppliers and downstream customers.
Those MLPs that can successfully pass cost increases through to their customers and make accretive acquisitions have been steadily raising their dividends, making stodgy pipeline and coal companies look like growth stocks.
In over 50 years of business activity, SGR Rimini has grown steadily through acquisitions, the winning of tenders, and strategies for sector diversification.
Photobucket has grown steadily since the acquisition, and currently brings in 54 million worldwide users each month (Comscore).
Atmos, created in Amarillo in the early 1980's to distribute gas in West Texas, has grown steadily through 10 acquisitions.
If the reports are accurate, a mobile payments service from Apple would have been a long time in the making, coming after years of speculation involving potential acquisitions; lots of patents; a steadily growing pile of consumer credit card data from its (likely over) 800 million iTunes accounts; and as a counterbalance to moves from would-be competitors.
His company, which started as a small Tupelo, Miss., cable system a half-century ago, has steadily grown through acquisitions and should soon boast more than 50 million customers worldwide.
