The phrase "acceptance of practices" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the acknowledgment or approval of certain methods or behaviors within a specific context, such as in a professional or cultural setting.
Example: "The acceptance of practices that promote sustainability is essential for the future of our planet."
Alternatives: "acknowledgment of methods" or "approval of procedures".
Results suggest that efforts to increase acceptance of practices among Great Basin stakeholders should focus on activities designed to build trust rather than simply providing more or better information.
Humanity is the key to breaking down acceptance of practices that not only humiliate, imprison, endanger, and abuse women, but eat away at their basic rights.
Courageous minority voices still speak up in their defense, but there is a disturbing acceptance of practices that seem totally un-American.
Our prevention efforts include raising awareness of violence and reducing the social acceptance of practices harmful to children, such as through a national ZERO tolerance to violence campaign.
However, the history of medicine includes many examples where limited knowledge has led to widespread acceptance of practices that were later found to be inappropriate [ 6].
This is a valuable achievement as evidence from the real world suggests that cumbersome prophylaxis for delayed CINV can negatively impact physician's acceptance of practice guidelines.
Primary care physicians (PCPs) play a critical role in recommending age-appropriate cancer screening to eligible patients, and their acceptance of practice guidelines is essential in translating recommendations into improved health outcomes.
New mothers' acceptance of the practices appears to depend on the hospitals' execution — for example, how well new mothers are educated about the health benefits and how smoothly staff members are able to guide the women in attempting to breast-feed, without appearing to push.
The moral ambiguity of certain virtues should not lead to the acceptance of immoral practices which are only abuses of power sanctified by custom.
And while more people are campaigning against the practice, Leo says there is still a "taboo of being a disbeliever" among African-rooted communities, leading to a passive acceptance of such practices. .
And while more people are campaigning against the practice, Leo says there is still a "taboo of being a disbeliever" among African-rooted communities, leading to a passive acceptance of such practices.
