The phrase "acquisitions completed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to indicate that a process of acquiring something has been finished, often in business or project management.
Example: "The report indicates that all acquisitions completed by the end of the fiscal year have been successfully integrated into our operations."
Alternatives: "acquisitions finalized" or "acquisitions concluded".
The mergers and acquisitions completed in the first and second quarters of 2013 are listed below.
Motorola took an after-tax charge of $316 million, or 14 cents a share, related to research and development and acquisitions completed during the quarter.
Descriptively, we find that 35percentt of material acquisitions completed from 2005 to 2013 were excluded from large U.S. companies' internal control audits.
And those were just the latest deals in a year that has already eclipsed the record $250 billion-worth of mergers and acquisitions completed in 1996.In business, big numbers never fail to fascinate.
For example, a portfolio of the 100 major acquisitions completed from 1994 to 1997, with each stock bought five days before the relevant deal was announced and sold five days after, would have produced returns that lagged behind other companies' in the merging entities' industries by an average of two percentage points.
Acquisitions completed at these prices would be truly accretive to CSCO shareholders.
The CarePlus acquisition, completed yesterday, added 50,000 customers in three Florida counties who are eligible for benefits under Medicare.
The acquisition, completed Monday, will increase earnings in 2004 by about 15 cents a share, the company said.
Nationsbank, including its Barnett Bank Inc. acquisition completed last week, is the third-largest United States bank, with $310 billion in assets.
appeared to rely excessively on the managerial talents of one person, conditioning the deal on Mr. Mendes staying in place at Diamond before the acquisition completed.
The acquisition completed today, meaning Tutor.com is now an IAC operating business.
