The phrase "acquisition through which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a method or process of obtaining something, often in a business or legal context.
Example: "The acquisition through which the company expanded its market share was strategically planned."
Alternatives: "purchase by which" or "procurement through which".
If an acquisition goes through which allows Move Loot to continue, it will have to undo the damage to its brand.
One path is through acquisition, which explains why WebMethods, a specialist in business-to-business integration, acquired Active Software, a specialist in coordinating applications within a business.
He discussed entrepreneurship through acquisition, which he calls "the extreme sport of business," at a May 1 symposium sponsored by the Center for Entrepreneurial Studies at Stanford GSB.
Major financial players grow through acquisition, which means big companies have trouble settling on a single voice to present.
I was curious to know whether Groupon somehow got hold of the patent through acquisition, which is particularly interesting given that they're now filing lawsuits against smaller rivals based solely on the possession of the patent.
GPS technology has greatly enhanced the ease and versatility of spatial data acquisition and also diversifies the approaches through which it is integrated with RS, GIS and GPS (Gao 2002).
Optimisation of biomass partitioning is thought to minimise the stress imposed by the limiting resource, in this case N. Arguably, such optima must depend on the actual chemical form(s) of N present for uptake, because plant N acquisition is mainly limited by processes through which N sources come into contact with root surfaces: mass flow induced by transpiration, diffusion and interception [26].
Valeant's stock soared for several years under Pearson's growth-through-acquisition strategy, which focused on buying older, niche drugs and repeatedly raising prices.
That is the theory behind DoubleClick's recent acquisition of Abacus Direct, which runs a consortium through which catalog companies share information about the purchasing habits of their customers.
Most ECs in developing world settings have limited if any electronic records of EC patients, and data acquisition is through medical record acquisition, which is time consuming.
