The phrase "acceptance building" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to fostering or developing acceptance, whether in personal, social, or organizational settings.
Example: "The workshop focused on acceptance building among team members to enhance collaboration and understanding."
Alternatives: "fostering acceptance" or "cultivating acceptance".
The tabling of the Bill runs the risk of driving a cart and horses through that atmosphere, which has been carefully built up, of acceptance building on previous tolerance.
At the 2010 World Cup tournament in South Africa, Visa will develop programs to continue expanding merchant acceptance, building member bank relationships, and growing tourism in that country, Visa said.
Participants were keen to point out that where it is safe to do so, disclosure is a key element in developing self-acceptance, building a culture where HIV is increasingly normalised, and contributing to the informed consent of risk for sexual partners.
Gary Younge writes about the refugee doctors battling for acceptance: The Building Bridges programme, run by the Refugee Council with help from the NHS and other charities, was set up to make these transitions happen.
She said her triplets, now 9, are very smart and social and she hopes that acceptance is building for mothers who choose to use cannabis during pregnancy.
New construction is often shoddy, the result of corrupt inspections and widespread acceptance of dangerous building practices.
But if it leads to an acceptance of recycled building materials and a shift away from cookie-cutter standardized construction, he said, "I'm O.K. with it".
In addition, the social acceptance of green building framework is established based on Wüstenhagen et al. triangular model for renewable energy innovation.
We had no difficulty with his acceptance in the building where we live, at school or with our friends.
Through Miss America, she found her voice and has become a sought after speaker who is dedicated to building acceptance and awareness about autism and encouraging others to reach and aim high, because anything is possible.
The pilot demonstrated resident acceptance of community building and collaborative learning as valued learning experiences, addressing one barrier to its formal adoption in residency education curricula.
