The phrase "acceptance of rules" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the agreement or acknowledgment of specific guidelines or regulations within a particular context, such as a contract or a set of policies.
Example: "The acceptance of rules is essential for maintaining order and ensuring fairness in the competition."
Alternatives: "agreement to the rules" or "acknowledgment of the rules".
Focusing purely on the consequences of acceptance of rules ignores the "transition" costs of getting those rules accepted in the first place.
At break time he's in the playground "providing a positive male role model presence", then he's in the imaginary desert with year five, focusing on "team building, resilience, bounce back, and acceptance of rules and communication".
These consequences of acceptance of rules should most definitely be part of a cost-benefit analysis of prospective rules.
One is the issue of whether rule-consequentialism should be formulated in terms of compliance with rules or in terms of acceptance of rules.
It can be formulated in terms of the consequences of compliance with rules or in terms of the wider consequences of acceptance of rules.
Hart contrasted two motivations for compliance with law or legal obligations: incentives that rely on the self-interest of individuals and acceptance of rules as guides to action.
Argentina, whose interest in regaining the islands was undergoing one of its periodic revivals, saw closer economic ties with them as leading, ultimately, to an acceptance of rule by Buenos Aires.
The result is an increasingly fragmented world, characterised by competition, protectionist measures, closed systems and a diminishing acceptance of common "rules of the game" in trade and innovation (e.g. intellectual property rules).
The health — the life — of a passenger should not be sacrificed to meek acceptance of airline rules.
Environmental workshops with residents and integration of locals in research projects could enhance management effectiveness and acceptance of park rules.
Membership of such a community implies acceptance of moral rules, however fuzzy, that underpin the laws and welfare systems of the state.
