The phrase "acceptance of duty" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone acknowledges or agrees to take on a responsibility or obligation.
Example: "The acceptance of duty is essential for the successful completion of the project."
Alternatives: "acknowledgment of responsibility" or "assumption of obligation."
There's a gentle humour but the mood is changeable, and while the cheerful dogs leap merrily through their hoops, the tiger is heart-breaking: poised to perform in all his forlorn symmetry, he tilts his head in weary acceptance of his duty.
In Iraq, America's acceptance of these duties is a sign not of imperialism but of responsibility.
It was quickly realized that this was impracticable and an amendment of March 3, 1808 required Medical Society members interested in serving as Trustees to declare in writing their acceptance of the duties required in governing the school.
An employee's acceptance of such light duty assignment does not constitute a waiver of the employee's prospective rights, including the right to be restored to the same position the employee held at the time the employee's FMLA leave commenced or to an equivalent position.
Public health ethics, on the other hand, offers human rights a strengthened ethical framework for action, broader justifications for claiming cooperative action in relation to health, and increased acceptance of collective ethical duties towards global public health.
With respect to performance management, such feelings and views are problematic, because they may lead individuals to discount outstanding performance and the acceptance of responsibilities beyond theirs duties.
Mr. Gore cast his acceptance of defeat as a patriotic duty.
With the Vatican's speedy acceptance of Archbishop Weakland's retirement, his duties are being assumed for now by Richard J. Sklba (pronounced SKILL-ba), an auxiliary bishop in the archdiocese.
For some philosophers, Confucian acceptance of the plural sources of moral duty is the right position, and they will see the Mohist position as implausibly reductive of the complexity of the moral life.
