The phrase "order acquisition" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used in the context of business or sales, referring to the process of obtaining new customer orders or sales. An example could be: "The company's focus on improving their order acquisition strategies led to a significant increase in sales."
Some of the most recent include last month's Yemeksepeti in Turkey for $589 million, a record price for a food ordering acquisition; and Pizza.de, acquired in August 2014 at an undisclosed price that valued Delivery Hero at $1 billion.
Kaufhof has been busily moving its image upmarket while Karstadt has moved downmarket in an attempt to find synergies with its mail-order acquisitions, Quelle and Neckermann.Kaufhof is owned by Metro, a huge international retailer whose German department stores account for only 6% of its business.
Karen Levitov, the Jewish Museum's associate curator, has chosen to present the works in order of acquisition.
Although some major collection highlights are absent, the pieces here — presented in the order of acquisition — generate a compelling portrait of the Cones as collectors.
Each micrograph can be indexed by (i_omega) following the order of acquisition process (here (1 le i_omega le 16times 16times
We consider the regression or retrogenesis hypothesis, which argues that order of acquisition in development is reversed in neurodegeneration or pathology.
Libraries previously had given books permanent shelf locations that were related to the order of acquisition rather than topic.
The Jewish community at York lent extensively to fund the Cistercian order's acquisition of land and prospered considerably.
Counterbalancing the order of acquisition would however have interfered with the aims of the experiments for two reasons.
The order of acquisition of the techniques in each group was well predicted by relative rank order (Spearman's rho = 0.81, df = 19, p<0.001; Table 1).
