The phrase "accept the conflict" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the need to acknowledge or embrace a disagreement or difference in opinion.
Example: "In order to move forward, we must accept the conflict and find a resolution that works for both parties."
Alternatives: "embrace the disagreement" or "acknowledge the conflict".
But MCK is pleased that fewer Angolans now accept the conflict as an excuse for the lack of jobs and services.
To facilitate such a shift in focus we should acknowledge that limited resources are available and accept the conflict between population demand and expert opinion, with the aim of providing legitimate, accountable and trustworthy services through fair, deliberative, dynamic and incremental processes.
-- Accept the conflict invitation.
"The third is what she's done: keep the business and accept the conflicts, and set up a trust that governs how the business will be run".
Accepting the conflict is the best course of action because if you spend less time fighting your feelings, you will have more energy for taking action on the things that your rational mind wants when the time is right.
"In its 12th year, we must not accept the current conflict, and all that it entails, as the new normal".
In what other area of the economy do we accept the degree of conflict of interest inherent in allowing an individual who gets paid by the number and type of tasks performed to also be the decision maker on what tasks should be performed?
For now, unfortunately, we may need to accept the existence of conflict as necessary if we are to reach justice.
As in any peace agreement, it takes some time for all the combatants to accept that the conflict has ended but that is where we are.
Much like Herbert Hoover, Barack Obama is a man attempting to realize a stirring new vision of his society without cutting himself free from the dogmas of the past--without accepting the inevitable conflict.
It is, of course, always open for the biocentric approach to accept that conflict by simply denying the value of ecological wholes, thus shifting the focus of biocentrism to have only incidentally overlapping concerns with environmental ethics.
