The phrase "acceptance of credit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, transactions, or policies regarding credit.
Example: "The acceptance of credit is essential for facilitating online purchases and ensuring customer satisfaction."
Alternatives: "credit approval" or "credit acceptance".
The most powerful tool seemed to be the widespread acceptance of credit card donations over the Internet.
But basic "acceptance of credit cards" is becoming a commodity where prices will keep going down.
With the growing acceptance of credit cards and digital cryptocurrencies, we might be witnessing the obsolescence of physical banknotes and coinage.
In Colorado, that has led some marijuana businesses to form holding companies that do not include the word "marijuana" their names in order to get banking services, including acceptance of credit card purchases, Kamin said.
"The acceptance of credit-based national currencies as major international reserve currencies, as is the case in the current system, is a rare special case in history," said Zhou, as he tried to cover his stinging critique of the dollar in oblique language.
The increasing acceptance of the credit card for payment over the web may, indeed, be hampering the development of smart cards and digicash.Technological change to improve speed and capacity is probably more important.
Core banking activities include trade finance operations such as bankers' acceptances, letters of credit and receivables factoring.
Others have warned against a wholesale acceptance of transfer credits from CUNY's two-year institutions, saying the courses there may not match the rigor of those at senior colleges.
Yes, there is the ever-present Prosperity Gospel stuff we hear from the Christian right, but there is also an even wider-scale acceptance of financial responsibility, credit worthiness, and general economic success - whether earned or not - as equivalent to moral uprightness.
Their selection was based on several factors, such as incentives, advertising allowances, company flexibility, and their acceptance of all major credit cards.
That means, for one reason or another, a large share of students end up navigating the admissions process twice (if not several times), reorienting themselves to new campuses and negotiating the transfer and acceptance of their old credits.
