The phrase "acquisition will play" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the role or impact of an acquisition in a particular context, such as business or strategy.
Example: "The acquisition will play a crucial role in expanding our market reach and enhancing our product offerings."
Alternatives: "acquisition will contribute" or "acquisition will have a role".
Sharon Baylay, general manager of Microsoft's online services, said: "This acquisition will play a significant role in the future growth of our search business and presents a huge opportunity to expand our platform business beyond the UK and globally".
DynamicOps acquisition will play a role there.
The Coin acquisition will play a role in the device, along with the recently acquired Pebble, which saw a similar fate toward the end of last year.
Rajiv De Silva, Endo's chief executive, said at the time that "strategic acquisitions" will "play a key role in maximizing our growth potential and creating value for Endo International shareholders".
Those related to physiological processes can be considered static or dynamic in relation to the temporal scale of a 2D acquisition and will play out on different spatial scales as well: globally across the entire images slice, and locally depending on the constituents and their relative fractions inside the MRI voxel.
He says that the acquisition will likely play out similar to the Typekit purchase.
Whatever excitement Favre's acquisition produces, there is no guarantee he will play past this season or will ever see the inside of the new Jets/Giants stadium — except perhaps to announce his (final?) retirement.
The acquisition of wide receiver James Thrash has improved the Eagles' passing game and Staley will play tonight, but stopping the Eagles still means stopping McNabb.
Our recent acquisition of Unruly, and our ongoing collaboration with colleagues at Storyful, further bolsters our position and will play a big role in how we supercharge our digital advertising capabilities".
Inside, Brockers will play as many downs as possible, hopefully drawing double teams that can open things up for free-agent acquisition Kendall Langford.
Michael Fassbender will play Macbeth.
