The phrase "acceptance of one" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the acknowledgment or approval of a single entity, idea, or individual.
Example: "The acceptance of one individual’s perspective can lead to a more inclusive discussion."
Alternatives: "acknowledgment of one" or "approval of one".
All three parts of The Fairchild Family "taught the lessons of personal endurance, reliance on Providence, and acceptance of one's earthly status".
During the 1820s and 1830s, Sherwood wrote a great many tracts for the poor; like her novels for the middle class, they "taught the lessons of personal endurance, reliance on Providence, and acceptance of one's earthly status".
A mindful approach may lead to greater acceptance of one's efforts in the process rather than a focus on specific outcomes of parenting.
In addition, the utilised elements of awareness and nonjudgemental acceptance of one's experiences have been shown to have positive effects on psychological distress and a range of psychosomatic conditions [ 59].
Salcedo had been placed on leave since being indicted last week on charges of conspiracy to commit racketeering after facilitating the acceptance of one female and one male student to the school under the pretense of being soccer players even though they did not play the sport competitively.
Based on this study, there does not appear to be an increased acceptance of one head collar type over another.
Universal acceptance of one source of truth is the first step in adopting a culture of evidence-based decision making.
Relying solely on the King James Bible, it hews to a fundamentalist reading and advocates the acceptance of one faith tradition's interpretation of the Bible over all others.
Mr. Frey's actions demonstrate how easily the acceptance of one meaningless fabrication can grow into the use of hundreds of meaningful ones.
The only other time we recall such a wide-spread acceptance of one particular shade was just before the nation's golden era.
