The phrase "approach to acquisitions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing strategies or methods related to acquiring assets, companies, or resources.
Example: "Our approach to acquisitions has evolved to focus more on sustainable growth and long-term partnerships."
Alternatives: "strategy for acquisitions" or "method for acquisitions".
Using debt to his advantage would continue to be a hallmark of his approach to acquisitions.
But Apple's approach to acquisitions has always been extremely conservative, especially compared to their brethren.
Read more about Yello's curious approach to acquisitions and growth in our story from January.
I published an article last year after a conversation with Olivier Sichel of Sofinnova, where I said we should encourage French/European corporations to adopt a similar approach to acquisitions as Google & Co do (now eBay too) in the States.
But after a tough transition year and a more than 75percentt decline in the company's share price, Zynga is speaking much more conservatively about its approach to acquisitions.
Each of the seven institutions -- three "free standing" and four attached to colleges -- has its own distinctive collection, primarily in American art, and its own approach to acquisition and display.
The new Poly Art Museum's attractions include its manageable size -- for now, just one large room stocked with choice ancient bronzes and a small side room with a few sublime Buddhist statues -- and its highly selective approach to acquisition.
It's a different approach to acquisition in Western startups but clearly works for Yandex.
A serendipitous self-guided approach to acquisition and assessment of procedural skills may not be meeting the needs of postgraduate trainees.
X-ray fluorescence (XRF) analysis of the lead content of bone offers a promising approach to acquisition of individualized data on chronic lead absorption in occupationally exposed populations.
Examination of the present approach to acquisition of level 1 3 data shows that the data selected for the EI can have both near- and long-term applications.
