The phrase "actual acquisition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the process of obtaining or gaining something, often in business or legal settings.
Example: "The actual acquisition of the company took place after months of negotiations and due diligence."
Alternatives: "real acquisition" or "genuine acquisition".
Almost everyone needs to raise money for the actual acquisition from investors.
As for the long-term consequences, it is conceivable that individuals' capacity to evaluate and produce original knowledge will matter more than the actual acquisition of knowledge.
"Unless you are able to control the actual acquisition of weapon-usable material, you are not able to control proliferation," he said in recent interview.
But absent the actual acquisition of marketable skills — which many retraining programs do not provide — it's not clear such efforts improve the chances of being hired.
Having been specially optimized for ECT measurement, the custom-built hardware and software are capable of achieving acquisition rate superior to 1000 fps (actual acquisition frequency is 745 fps and 825 fps).
Hanson will pay a premium because it is getting control of Peabody, said David H. Clarke, the president of Hanson Industries, which is the United States arm of Hanson P.L.C. and will make the actual acquisition.
We have learned increasingly what interventions can actually increase human ability, and, secondly, the multiplicity of ability that characterize the actual skill acquisition process.
The focus of BESSIP is on the right of all children to high quality basic education with the overall objectives: to increase enrolments; to reduce disparities between urban, peri-urban and rural areas; to achieve gender and socio-economic equity in access to, continuation and performance in education; and to enhance actual learning acquisition.
These trades, which had a three-year time horizon and expired worthless, were thought by the LIA to be actual acquisitions of stocks, rather than derivatives devised to speculate on future price appreciation, the LIA claims.
Though Microsoft has made multi-billion-dollar investments in the likes of AT&T and Comcast, most of its actual acquisitions have been much smaller and have targeted software companies that can be readily assimilated.
Video — as Instagram's recent launch, Yahoo's would-be and actual acquisitions, and others' new content initiatives show — is a hot property today, with more people than ever before consuming video online, and advertisers scrambling to catch that wave.
