The phrase "acquisition will raise" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the potential impact of an acquisition on a particular aspect, such as value, revenue, or market presence.
Example: "The acquisition will raise the company's market share significantly in the coming year."
Alternatives: "acquisition will increase" or "acquisition will elevate".
The latest acquisitions will raise the number of BlaBlaCar users to 20m, up from 6m a year ago.Lots more tears shampooJohnson & Johnson announced an 8.6% drop in profits in the first quarter, compared with the same period the year before.
"Given the size of the acquisition, it will raise eyebrows in Washington," said Gene Del Vecchio, a marketing professor at the USC Marshall School of Business.
I know of several Indian startups working in the mobile space who hope acquisitions like these will raise the profile of the ecosystem.
The acquisition will enhance that group.
BLOOMBERG NEWS Man Group Said to Face Write-Off Tied to GLG Partners | The Financial Times reports: "Man Group is weighing up significant accounting write-offs next year relating to its 2010 acquisition of GLG Partners, a move that will raise eyebrows after the announcement on Monday that former GLG boss Emmanuel Roman is to be the new chief executive of the company".
The company plans to use its newly public shares for acquisitions, and hopes that the I.P.O. will raise its visibility in the market place.
Previewing Fine Prints WEDNESDAY -- A preview of the print fair at the Seventh Regiment Armory will raise money for acquisitions and publications of the prints and illustrated books department at the Museum of Modern Art.
With the acquisition, Iamgold, which is based in Toronto, will raise annual production to 450,000 ounces from last year's 256,000 ounces.
The statute will raise an additional $25 million for wetlands acquisitions annually and will make Land and Water Conservation Fund monies available to federal agencies for protecting waterfowl habitat.
