The phrase "acceptance of emerging" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the acknowledgment or approval of new trends, technologies, or ideas that are coming into prominence.
Example: "The acceptance of emerging technologies is crucial for the advancement of our industry."
Alternatives: "embrace of new developments" or "acknowledgment of innovations".
"Rather, widespread acceptance of emerging technologies would create a future where a thousand augmented flowers will bloom".
In the foreground of the debate on transforming ES into smart grids and thereby integrating RES are appeals to consider the "public acceptance of emerging energy technologies" [9].
The regulatory status and public acceptance of emerging technologies for plant breeding have been considerably debated among scholars, policymakers, innovators and non-profit organizations, though there has been little public debate on the topic [1, 2].
The alarming results highlight the urgent need both for more research (including pathophysiology and epidemiology) and for the acceptance of emerging treatment challenges.
Future disability is reimagined dependent on continued support and acceptance of the emerging technology.
These findings are discussed in the context of emerging theories relating genetic differences in taste to fat acceptance, fat intake and body weight.
But hints of acceptance are emerging.
Tally the views of only self-professed football fans and a similar level of acceptance emerges: 49percentt say give Rice another chance, and only 31percentt say don't.
Well, the first one went to NYU at age 17, graduated at 20 and if you google Maria Burns Ortiz you'll find everything from her acceptance speech as Emerging Journalist of the Year to her stories on Major League Baseball investments in Venezuela for ESPN to Fox News Latino.
The data on the growing acceptance of clawback provisions emerged in a study by the Corporate Library, an independent research concern specializing in executive pay and corporate governance.
The Catholic Church's stance on gay rights continues to be a source of confusion, as official acceptance of LGBT people emerges on a seemingly intermittent basis.
