The phrase "acquisitions will continue" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing ongoing business activities, particularly in relation to mergers and acquisitions.
Example: "Despite the economic downturn, the company's strategy indicates that acquisitions will continue to be a priority for growth."
Alternatives: "acquisitions will persist" or "acquisitions will carry on".
Whether Ford or Mercedes prices are justified will be determined over the next few years, but few industry experts doubt that the pace of acquisitions will continue.
Frot-Coutaz added that acquisitions will continue to be part of FremantleMedia's strategy, predicting more consolidation in the independent production market, but politely deflecting a question about a move for rival Endemol.
Cross-border mergers and acquisitions will continue, with the average deal size increasing in value.
Asked whether those acquisitions will continue, Wagner said, "We'll keep doing it".
Dell has also been making acquisitions in this area, for example by purchasing EqualLogic and Compellent, and he said those acquisitions will continue.
The question now, is whether those acquisitions will continue to be in the area of "traditional" blogs, or whether we will see the company following Hsiao's "rapid adoption" of mobile and other formats to focus attention elsewhere.
This acquisition will continue to strengthen Motorola as a leading provider of mobility devices and solutions both for enterprise customers and consumers.
As has been typical for Zillow's recent acquisitions, Naked Apartments will continue to operate under its own name.
Zuckerberg said that aside from the Instagram acquisition, Facebook will continue to move forward in its general strategy of talent acquisitions.
After the acquisition, Comixology will continue to be run separately from the Amazon, the firm tells the Guardian.
"The commission's investigation confirmed that the proposed transaction would not raise competition concerns," the regulator said in a statement, "in particular because following the acquisition, W.M.G. will continue to face competition from the two remaining major music companies, namely Universal Music Group ('U.M.G.') and Sony, as well as from independent music labels".
