Sentence examples for available for acquisition from inspiring English sources
The phrase "available for acquisition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to business, real estate, or any situation where something is up for sale or transfer of ownership.
Example: "The company has several assets available for acquisition, including properties and equipment."
Alternatives: "up for sale" or "on the market".
Meantime, though, the philosophy of developing partnerships rather than mergers carries over to the strategy of the smaller players that are still available for acquisition.
A common assumption made in most spatial prioritizations is that land throughout a planning region is available for acquisition.
"We have told KeySpan they should make the property available for acquisition in total," said Richard L. Amper Jr., the executive director of the Long Island Pine Barrens Society.
We apply this technique to the design of corridors for grizzly bears in the U.S. Northern Rockies, illustrating the underlying computational complexities by varying the granularity of the parcels available for acquisition.
Among the volumes recently available for acquisition: three copies of the 1998 edition of "Impeachment: A Handbook"; a 1955 biography of Napoleon III; one copy each of "The Crash of the Millennium" (1999), "Eastern Europe in the Soviet Shadow" (1973) and "Conversations With Capote" (1985); and one copy of "Romeo and Juliet," heavily annotated by Renee, a student, in 1985.
All work in this exhibit is available for acquisition.
That metric tells Wall Street how much money will be available for acquisitions, stock buybacks and other investments.
Few carriers have the cash available for acquisitions because of big losses in the industry over the last decade.
The chief executive, Gunter Thielen, above, said that after last year's restructuring, the company would be turning "from consolidation to attack," helped by 2 billion euros it has available for acquisitions over the next three years.
The statement said the cap on borrowing would mean that only about $1.75 million of the $7 million in estimated annual sales tax revenues available for acquisitions could be used to pay borrowing costs.
Despite all the cash the company has raised, it disclosed last week that its working capital--the funds available for acquisitions and new film productions--had decreased to a negative $105.5 million as of June 28 from a positive $32.7 million a year earlier.
