The phrase "acceptance of force" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing consent, compliance, or acknowledgment of power dynamics, particularly in legal, philosophical, or social discussions.
Example: "The acceptance of force in this situation raises ethical questions about the limits of authority."
Alternatives: "acknowledgment of power" or "consent to coercion."
Nonetheless, said Moon Chung In, a scholar with close ties to Kim Dae Jung, "the Moscow declaration defies Chairman Kim Jong Il's tacit acceptance of American forces in South Korea".
It was supposed to offer cheap housing after the Games, but the Socialists' acceptance of market forces meant that the area became coveted and expensive.
Later she strives for a sense of quiet pathos as Marie grows into a dignified acceptance of the forces arrayed against her.
After praising Doughty's travelogue "Arabia Deserta" (the "words that exactly describe," the sentences that "meander"), he reflects on the benefits of war for the writer: it sends him out into territory — though it "may well be at home" — that, by being strange and demanding the acceptance of strangeness, forces him to develop a pure, honest, singular style that "shall be his monument".
But they share a pragmatic acceptance of market forces, after the 1983 U-turn away from the nationalisation and fiscal recklessness that began the Mitterrand presidency in 1981.By contrast Mr Fabius, who as prime minister implemented many austerity measures at the time, now advocates a shift back to the left.
We urge you to explore the extension of the Mandate under Chapter VI of the UN Charter, which covers voluntary acceptance of military forces, in order to mollify concerns that the current Chapter VII Mandate denigrates Iraqi sovereignty.
As well as citing a relaxed western attitude towards arms supplies, it finds an increasing regional and global acceptance of the Quds force, the overseas arm of the IRGC Islamic Revolutionary Guardd corps).
It is also believed to include recognition of language rights for Russian speakers in the whole of Ukraine; recognition of Kiev's overall authority by the rebels; and Russian acceptance of a monitoring force to prevent further movement of troops or weapons across the border from Russia.
We were able to talk for a little while before the screening started, and Ms. Beck spoke with passion about what she referred to as her "mission" for the film: to encourage the military toward incremental analysis and eventual acceptance of an armed forces with openly serving transgender personnel.
