The phrase "any form of acquisition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing different types or methods of obtaining something, whether it be tangible or intangible.
Example: "The company is open to any form of acquisition that aligns with its strategic goals."
Alternatives: "any type of acquisition" or "any method of acquisition".
The trend extends beyond finding a new audience; the companies are proposing a new form of acquisition, systems conceived and executed entirely by outsiders.
Why do companies with golden parachutes fail to deliver for their shareholders overall even though they provide them with more benefits in the form of acquisition premiums?
Vector-borne cases, the most important form of acquisition of the disease, result from the pervasive presence of transmitting vectors in poorly constructed human dwellings [ 5, 11, 14, 18, 19].
Schmidt has previously stated that it isn't worthwhile to buy traffic in the form of acquisitions, but he is a staunch supporter of partnerships.
There is still room for consolidation among all of these — either in the form of acquisitions or just falling by the wayside for lack of scale.
(DJN V.2.4) While civil rulers have the authority to regulate property relationships in their realms (particularly specific forms of acquisition like hunting and fishing), and trade with outsiders, they are less free to determine the relative price of things since such arbitrariness would disrupt economic exchange, especially interstate commerce.
"Organised criminals would simply switch to other profitable forms of acquisition of the drugs, such as theft from the supply chain, or theft and sale from registered suppliers.
With altered forms of acquisition and post-processing correction (Embleton et al., 2010; Visser et al., 2009) it is now possible to observe multimodal activations in these problematic areas and these are typically bilateral in form.
But not every form of concept acquisition is learning.
One of the growing forms of acquisitions is an acqui-hire, in which a company is bought for its talent.
