The phrase "acquisitions for that" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be used in contexts where you are referring to specific acquisitions related to a previously mentioned subject, but it requires additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The company is focusing on acquisitions for that particular market segment to enhance its portfolio."
Alternatives: "acquisitions related to that" or "acquisitions pertaining to that".
The averages of the knowledge acquisition grades for that of semesters 1 and 2 were computed and used for the analyses.
Several studies have shown that if a patient is admitted to a room previously occupied by a patient colonised or infected with a particular organism, presumed environmental persistence increases the acquisition risk for that patient with the same organism.
The remaining possibility is that children with language delay sample the language learning environment in a way that limits acquisition of semantically related words [11][12], e.g., by biased acquisition for words that are particularly novel (i.e., "oddballs") relative to words that they already know.
Another acquisition for Yelp that will take the local listings company even deeper into commerce and food-related services.
At Nash-Finch, a major grocery wholesaler with revenues of $4.5 billion, some board members saw acquisitions as the best avenue for creating value; they saw the wholesale operation as a platform for acquisitions that would further consolidate the industry.
Although Aegean is looking for acquisitions that will serve its existing client base, Tavlarios added that he wouldnt do an acquisition in a market were already in, signaling the company is looking for new opportunities.
He recalled working on an internal "white paper" in 2001 that predicted opportunities for acquisitions that might make Cingular No.1.
Mr. Karmazin reiterated the company's desire for acquisitions that would aid earnings, although he was not specific about targets.
Julie Ketay, a Sara Lee spokeswoman, would not comment on whether the company was discussing buying Folgers but said, "We are looking for acquisitions that fit".
In a conference call with analysts this month, Pfizer's chief executive, Ian C. Read, said his company would "continually look" for acquisitions that would increase revenue growth.
