The phrase "acceptance ceremony" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when referring to an event where an individual or organization publically receives recognition or validation. For example: The mayor held a special acceptance ceremony for the new graduates of the local college.
His acceptance speech at the ceremony in December is likely to have a political slant.
Acceptance speeches at the ceremony were brief, but they were long on thank-yous to managers, artists-and-repertory men and other business interests.
She may be the queen of the Oscars, with a staggering 18 nominations and three wins over a 35-year period, but Meryl Streep might be surprised to hear that she is also unsurpassed when it comes to being mentioned in acceptance speeches at the ceremony.
In his acceptance speech at a ceremony in Kiev, he called on all who had engaged in armed action to "lay down their arms".
With Prasad, Narayan enacted the ganda bandhan, a traditional ceremony of acceptance between a teacher and his pupil, in which Narayan swore obedience in exchange for being maintained by Prasad.
The constitution specifies that the sash is worn on Statehood Day, during awards ceremonies, during the acceptance of letters of credence and in other ceremonial occasions.
"Horology is both an art and a science," Mr. Zanetta said during his acceptance speech at the award ceremony.
In his acceptance speech at the award ceremony, Mr. Wang confronted the establishment with questions, a rare and brave act.
It forms the staple acceptance speech at every awards ceremony I attend - enlivened only once, when Vanessa Redgrave broke down in tears while thanking the stage carpenter.
But they'll still be relying on auto-cue muck ups and offensive acceptance speeches to inject the ceremony with a bit more rock'n'r oll.
