"acceptance of risk" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is generally used to refer to the act of acknowledging or agreeing to take on a certain level of risk or uncertainty. Example: "Before investing in a new business venture, it is important to carefully assess the potential risks and make an informed decision on the level of acceptance of risk that is comfortable for you."
Bradshaw writes: 'These men shared that passion which someone once called the joyful acceptance of risk.
Chilcot says: "The UK did not achieve its objectives, despite the best efforts and acceptance of risk in a dangerous environment by military and civilian personnel".
They are men — almost without exception — with a genetic understanding of Iraqi culture, a business acumen honed in exile and an irrepressible acceptance of risk.
But the key enabling factor for the Inspiration Mars Foundation's mission design – and the thing that changed my mind about its feasibility – is not novel technology but their acceptance of risk.
This is what separates new media from old – the acceptance of risk.
It includes the image and general acceptance of risk and failure.
Furthermore, patients' own willingness to accept treatment and acceptance of risks associated with surgical resection may differ by level of deprivation.
In a democracy, governing requires compromise, compromise requires the acceptance of political risk, and political risk requires political courage.
A BYOD policy is an acceptance of a risk, hopefully the risk have been suitably measured and controls put in place.
However, the Court did not provide the risk acceptance criterion of "risk significance" (which is a number that US federal agencies provide, such as 1 in a million lifetime probability of cancer from environmental exposure).
Although risk scores would ideally improve patient adherence, they may be considered successful enough if they only increase acceptance of appropriate risk reducing therapies.
