The phrase "ability to accept it" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing someone's capacity to come to terms with a situation or to embrace a particular reality.
Example: "Her ability to accept it was crucial for her emotional healing after the loss."
Alternatives: "capacity to embrace it" or "skill in accepting it".
Governments can already block cryptocurrencies from circulating in the legal economy by restricting bank access, imposing tax laws, and by also impeding retail stores' ability to accept it.
However, the ability to accept it, focus on the product and company alone and then act with speed, will stand you in good stead to remain FOMO free!
Leaders often underestimate employees' ability to accept "why" if it is shared in an honest way.
Though it is true that "communicating ideas is now distance-free" (Cairncross p. ix), Cairncross seems to have overlooked the willingness of a community to embrace "the death of distance," particularly that of a regime's ability to accept or defect it.
Mr Bush's ability to persuade him to accept it would speak even more loudly for his claim to be able to lead.
Experiments confirmed that Fe(Mn SOD could bind substrate and mediate both electron and proton transfer to O2–, lacking only ability to accept an electron from it.
Many of the sites marking colonialism still stand in India today, representing an impressive ability to accept one's history by absorbing it, rather than defacing and rewriting it.
The IRS's deputy commissioner for services and enforcement, Linda E. Stiff, said the agency does not have the ability to accept such documents electronically, nor does it have the legal authority to disallow a claim if the documents are not attached, which would make such a requirement moot.
The S.E.C.'s authority is indirect, based on its ability to accept or reject audited financial statements.
That, in turn, could at worst see Lush stripped of its ability to accept credit card payments online.
It will be by far the biggest media event in the communist nation's history, testing its ability to accept critical scrutiny to the limit.
