The phrase "act of acquisition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to business, finance, or legal matters when referring to the process of obtaining or purchasing something.
Example: "The act of acquisition was finalized after months of negotiations between the two companies."
Alternatives: "process of acquisition" or "acquisition transaction".
To abstain from indulging fully in the spectacle of such a public act of acquisition?
Nor is the pure act of acquisition - winning an auction, poaching an author from a rival firm.
Both men, but Mr. Hearn in particular, witnessed and participated in an astonishing phenomenon: a catch-up act of acquisition, construction and exhibition-making on a grand scale.
The musical opened last night at the Hilton Theater, spreading the storys warm corrective message that the spirit of Christmas resides not in the act of acquisition but in the holding of hands and the raising of voices in communal cheer.
This means that for each act of acquisition, the methods were restricted to acquiring a predefined number of files equal to the amounts that followed, denoted as X: 10 files, 20 files, and so on (with gaps of 10 files), until 160 files, and subsequently at 200, 250, 300 and 350 files.
An existing holding will be just if it arises from an act of just initial acquisition or an act of just initial acquisition followed by one or more acts of just transfer, or an act of just rectification that counteracts an unjust taking of a just holding.
Each selective sampling method was checked separately on 20 different acts of file acquisition (each consisting of a different number of PDF files).
Considered the brainchild of the Congress Party's vice president, Rahul Gandhi, the bill would supersede the colonial-era Land Acquisition Act of 1894 if it passes the upper house of the Parliament, or Rajya Sabha, as expected next week.
[The North Carolina nonintercourse act of November 1777 restriction the acquisition of lands] 'which have accrued, or shall accrue, to this state, by treaty or conquest.'..
The government persuaded the secret Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court that such a dragnet was legal under a section of the Patriot Act authorizing the acquisition of records reasonably believed to be "relevant to an authorized investigation" of espionage or terrorism.
This section covers compliance with the Uniform Relocation Assistance and Real Property Acquisition Policies Act of 1970 (URA).
