The phrase "acceptance needs" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the requirements or conditions necessary for acceptance, whether in personal, social, or professional situations.
Example: "In order to foster a supportive environment, we must address the acceptance needs of all team members."
Alternatives: "requirements for acceptance" or "criteria for acceptance".
In these times, I've been told that acceptance needs to come into play.
This is not the sentiment we want to send and this primary message about mental health acceptance needs to come from the top.
As her first (and hopefully not last!) foray into musical theatre composition, Lauper's score is filled with catchy pop tunes and earnest ballads that get straight to the heart of the piece: acceptance needs to come from within.
However, patient acceptance needs to be considered a prerequisite for successful implementation into clinical practice and the intraindividual comparison demonstrated a clear preference for MSCT in our study.
Contemporary children and teenagers may use sophisticated technology daily without giving it a second thought, but their enthusiastic response to alternate histories' transposing armouries into the past suggests that blasé acceptance need not be the end of the story.
Yet as the deadline approached, Kabel's investors finally gave their backing for the deal, and Vodafone confirmed on Thursday that it had secured the minimum 75 percent acceptance needed for the takeover to proceed.
Clinical outcome was assessed according to the Musculoskeletal Tumor Society (MSTS) score [14], which evaluates pain, functional activity, emotional acceptance, need for external support, walking ability, and gait.
There is no acceptance needed, no advance, and the author retains all rights.
But his seemingly Buddhistic tendencies toward refinement and acceptance need to be tempered at times with the forcefulness of an Old Testament prophet.
It consists of six components for the lower limb: pain, function, emotional acceptance, need for walking aids, walking and gait.
Functional evaluation was assessed using the Musculoskeletal Tumour Society MSTSscoringing system [ 23] which includes pain, function, patient acceptance, need for external supports, walking ability, and gait.
