The phrase "accept the success of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when acknowledging or recognizing the achievement or positive outcome of something or someone.
Example: "It is important to accept the success of our team and celebrate our hard work."
Alternatives: "acknowledge the success of" or "recognize the success of".
(In passing, he throws out the idea that social relativism gains favour among people who do not like the political truths that confront them—his example is resistance to accepting the success of capitalism).
If you accept that the success of (white, southern) Jimmy Carter after Watergate, and the success of (white, southern) Bill Clinton in an election where the vote was split by Ross Perot, were against the run of play, you can see the merit in the claim.Ronald Reagan, still revered by Republicans, showed the party how to turn the demographic advantage Mr Phillips spoke of into practical politics.
The researchers must also determine how closely packed together the cars should be to get the best fuel savings and highest level of safety.Mr Robinson and Mr Coelingh accept that the success of platoons is more than just a question of whether or not the technology can be made to work.
It is generally accepted that the success of cultivation-based technique is primarily based on suitable culture medium for isolation.
It is widely accepted that the success of the government's reform agenda will rely on a strengthened early childhood workforce.
Sullivan believed the key factor in it being accepted was the success of ITV's new drama, Minder, a series with a similar premise and also set in modern-day London.
"We understand and accept that with the success of Harry Potter there will be a measure of... interest in Jo's professional activities and appearances.
More surprising still is their willingness to accept the verdict of success.
Go for it, go for broke and then be big enough to accept the consequences of success or failure.
These findings have implications for our understanding of how existential concerns influence views of scientific theories and individuals' willingness to accept them, and for the success of the IDT movement.
