The phrase "acceptance of limits" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the acknowledgment or recognition of boundaries or constraints in various contexts, such as personal growth, mental health, or project management.
Example: "The acceptance of limits is crucial for maintaining a healthy work-life balance and preventing burnout."
Alternatives: "acknowledgment of boundaries" or "recognition of constraints."
Religious belief reaches beyond the boundaries of nation states and embraces "intergenerational, long-term responsibilities" that "do not partake of economistic ways of thinking". Indeed, the "idea of the sacred" involves an "acceptance of limits and limitations" that strongly resembles the ethos of stewardship and simple living central to radical forms of climate justice.
If 2008 was an emblem of progress as America elected its first black president, 2016 has required the grim acceptance of limits, disappointments and blind spots.
Pompeo is expected to have his confirmation hearing in April, the month before a May 12 deadline for Trump to decide whether to reimpose sanctions that were suspended in exchange for Iran's acceptance of limits on its nuclear program.
It is widely expected that both an interim deal and a longer-term settlement would involve western acceptance of Iran's enrichment programme in return for Iranian acceptance of limits on its scope, particularly a cap on the level to which it could enrich uranium of about 5%, sufficient for fuel for nuclear power stations.
Though sometimes parodied as an excuse for bodily self-indulgence (think Sir Epicure Mammon in Ben Jonson's great comedy The Alchemist), Epicureanism was a serious philosophical tradition that proposed that the good life may be best achieved through the acceptance of limits: limits on our knowledge of God or the gods, and limits on our hopes about the afterworld.
Recently they have demonstrated some degree of acceptance of limits to growth, dealing stoically with a stable and therefore aging population.
An increasing familiarity with, and acceptance of, 20mph limits in residential areas is preparing drivers for their wider implementation.
The deal centres on Tehran's acceptance of strict limits on its nuclear activities for 10 years.
If that involves Iran's acceptance of strict limits on the degree of enrichment allowed and a stricter regime of inspections, there may room for a deal.
A gracious acceptance of the limits of US firepower may not be forthcoming from the next administration, which will face the hard choice to get out or fight on.
Indeed, Obama is placed in a unique position for an American president, a position he appears to comprehend, though his opponents in the US do not: power, today, begins in the acceptance of the limits upon it.
