The phrase "result of acquisition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing outcomes or consequences related to the process of acquiring something, such as a company or asset.
Example: "The result of acquisition was a significant increase in market share for the company."
Alternatives: "outcome of acquisition" or "consequence of acquisition."
On the year, Pandora's shares were up around 20percentt, jumping from major dives from its earning reports to spikes as a result of acquisition reports.
Oddly, some techs are included as kosher value investments because of a statistical anomaly that makes their price/book ratios appear low: They have high book values as a result of acquisition binges.
Due to the weak X-ray absorption coefficient of carbon, the result of acquisition at 2 or 1 μm resolution are phase contrast images, not usable as such for the evaluation of geometrical or transport properties.
The presence of rickettsiae in the sub-adult stages could be the result of acquisition through a transovarial route, co-feeding or blood meal acquisition from a rickettsiaemic bird.
It seems likely that some of these missing reactions are the result of acquisition of genes during the evolution of the K-12 lineage.
In particular, chloroplast gene expression machinery is a distinctive assembly of prokaryotic, eukaryotic, and phage-like components likely the result of acquisition of a great number of regulatory proteins during evolution.
But as a result of acquisitions it now runs Blue Cross plans in eight states, including Connecticut, Kentucky, Colorado and Nevada.
Two major networks, Fox Television Stations and Viacom, already exceed the limit on ownership of local stations as a result of acquisitions.
Shares of 3M rose, after it said revenue might increase as much as 6 percent next year as a result of acquisitions.
Dell's "Active Infrastructure Family" of computers is a result of acquisitions the company has made in the past few years in storage, networking and software.
Notably, of the four products that Page includes in a list of Google's successful experiments Google Maps, YouTube, Chrome, and Android three are the result of acquisitions; only Chrome was developed in-house from the start.
