The phrase "aggressive acquisition strategy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in business contexts to describe a proactive and assertive approach to acquiring companies or assets.
Example: "The company's aggressive acquisition strategy has allowed it to expand its market share significantly over the past year."
Alternatives: "assertive acquisition approach" or "proactive acquisition plan."
Mr. Broad is also concerned about TMP's aggressive acquisition strategy.
Since 1983, however, the company has largely been shaped by C. William Pollard, who as chief executive transformed ServiceMaster with modern management techniques and an aggressive acquisition strategy.
The fresh capital will also allow it to adopt a more aggressive acquisition strategy, at a time when rising commodities prices are making some deals prohibitively expensive for the partnership.
Ross embarked on an aggressive acquisition strategy, picking up electronic game maker Atari, children's toy maker Knickerbocker Toy, the family recreation company Malibu Grand Prix, the New York Cosmos football (soccer) team, and heirloom maker The Franklin Mint.
JDS Uniphase's rapid growth and aggressive acquisition strategy had already given it a high profile, but the spotlight has shown more brightly on the company since reports that the Nortel Networks Corporation might sell its optical components division to Corning Inc. for about $100 billion.
That has encouraged him to pursue a "much more aggressive" acquisition strategy, he added, zeroing in on agencies in the fast-growing realms of digital marketing, social media and analytics; agencies in Asia, Europe and Latin America; and specialty agencies like Concentric and Laird.
If the stock prices of these telecom companies continue to slide, watch for them to slow, if not halt, their aggressive acquisition strategies.
The French group, which today called a halt to its aggressive acquisitions strategy, reported an overall operating income of €7.9bn, down from €10bn in 2007, and net earnings of €3.4bn, down from €5.6bn.
The move is part of Brown Harris's aggressive acquisitions strategy, which, in the last two years, has broadened the brokerage firm's reach to include more Manhattan rentals, as well as Palm Beach mansions.
Enterprise companies use an aggressive acquisitions strategy for myriad reasons, but one key element is their ability to rapidly grow acquired products using their existing sales channels.
When Bristol-Myers Squibb, the pharmaceutical company, developed an aggressive new acquisition strategy in 2007, it gave the plan a nickname — the String of Pearls initiative.
