The phrase "accept the development" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the acknowledgment or approval of a change, progress, or new situation in various contexts, such as business, personal growth, or project management.
Example: "In order to move forward, we must accept the development of new technologies in our industry."
Alternatives: "embrace the change" or "acknowledge the progress".
Prime Minister Ahern urged the Ulster Unionists to accept the development as the elusive breakthrough they had been seeking.
The troops took up positions across southern Lebanon, territory controlled by Hezbollah for nearly two decades, but it appeared to accept the development.
But it does not follow that the United States and its allies should simply accept the development of nuclear technology by just anyone.
No one knows whether Mr. Chen's group may be an Asian version of Heaven's Gate, the group that committed mass suicide last March in a suburban house near San Diego in an effort to rendezvous with the Hale-Bopp Comet, or whether members simply subscribe to an unusual set of beliefs and will simply accept the development if God does not appear here on March 31.
Since Albert does not accept a substantial form of a thing that acts as an exemplar to preexisting matter, and does not accept the development of lower forms of individuals from higher forms in the mind of God, he rejects the notion that "natural things are founded on mathematical being, and mathematical being on divine being … so that the principles of natural being are mathematical".
In industrialized countries, such as the USA, where population-based carrier screening for individual disorders is widely accepted, the development of carrier screening utilizing NGS has focused on the capacity of the test to screen for recessive conditions [ 21].
Because the show trusts us to accept the slow development of her feelings, we can be surprised when she, oh, pushes her elderly father down a flight of stairs.
In the interim we will have to accept that the development of 'new' processes will cost us more in the short term.
A third course has been to accept the periods of development Piaget proposed but to hold that they have different cognitive bases.
