The phrase "acceptance of future" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the acknowledgment or embrace of what is to come, often in philosophical or motivational discussions.
Example: "The acceptance of future challenges is essential for personal growth and resilience."
Alternatives: "embracing the future" or "acknowledgment of what lies ahead".
However, they only compared their proposed method to one other green LSP establishment approach and did not study the relationship between the remaining number of active links and the acceptance of future LSP requests.
It is worth noting that in the online version of the described problem, the establishment of current LSPs affects the utilization of links/routers and hence may affect the acceptance of future LSP requests.
Providing information tailored to these parents' needs is important to sustain high vaccination participation, and to ensure acceptance of future vaccinations.
Additionally, women who were more distressed were more likely to report poor DL tolerability, and poor tolerability was associated with less acceptance of future DL.
Neither group (1,18) reported the acceptance rate of future DL in their study populations.
Furthermore, the LEK study in itself creates an appropriate place for inter-community debate and it enhances the acceptance of the future management plan.
In learning about the ways in which other Boomers have re-created their lives as they transition into their "third act," I am struck by how many people adopt an openness and acceptance of the future -- and of the unknown.
Third, while the current study was focused on nurses' personality traits on the acceptance of MEMR, future studies could investigate different staff members, such as physicians, in order to gain a better knowledge of the influence of personal dispositions.
Linking cervical cancer to a potentially stigmatising sexually transmitted infection (STI) could affect uptake of cervical screening, the impact of abnormal results (McCaffery et al, 2003), informed participation among women taking part in HPV screening (General Medical Council, 1998) and public acceptance of a future vaccination programme (Garland, 2003).
Acceptance of this future receiving allows you to be identified as someone who does not receive in the present.
To bring harmony and a world of acceptance for future generations".
