The phrase "acceptance of mandate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to formal agreements, legal documents, or organizational settings where a mandate is being acknowledged or agreed upon.
Example: "The board's acceptance of mandate was crucial for the project's initiation."
Alternatives: "acknowledgment of mandate" or "approval of mandate".
France had been given the mandate over Syria and Lebanon in April and was determined to obtain Fayṣal's acceptance of the mandate.
The need to be more 'business like' and the expected financial and reputational rewards encourage acceptance of a mandate for technology transfer and commercialization.
Current rules in Pennsylvania permit acceptance of gifts but mandate disclosure on state-filed reports.
When a painful attempt to resettle in his homeland is unsuccessful, Dr. Suri is forced to a philosophical — if not emotional — acceptance of a separation mandated by his desire for more than what he calls a mediocre life.
He illustrates the point by noting that the first of the Ten Commandments mandates the acceptance of God's sovereignty, and his oath assuredly does this.
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.
Some public health advocates agree, saying there is a contradiction between the Red Cross's mandate to aid the vulnerable and its acceptance of money from an industry whose product may cause death.
An acceptance of the initiative would have severely constrained the SNB in fulfilling this mandate.
This study takes a closer look at mandates and their role in the implementation and acceptance of enterprise technologies.
But the key to improving their influence over policy will be an honest acceptance of how that influence actually works: through pressure politics, not through anyone mandating anyone else to do anything.
Further blurring of the different mandates and responsibilities might lead to decreased understanding and acceptance of humanitarian organisations, but also to questioning health workers' genuine intention to privilege health services above political, ethnic or other alliances.
