The phrase "acceptance of set" is not correct in standard written English as it lacks clarity and context.
It could be used in a context discussing the acceptance of a specific set of items, rules, or conditions, but it needs further elaboration to be meaningful.
Example: "The acceptance of set criteria is essential for the evaluation process to begin."
Alternatives: "approval of the set" or "acknowledgment of the set".
Similarly, last November, when I was in India several Indians told me a big advantage the United States has enjoyed in business is that parents let their children fall down when they were young, encouraging an acceptance of set-backs and failure.
One of the things that allow a free market to work is the establishment and acceptance of a set of standards the "rules of the game"—that governs all the transactions.
This undermines any compassionate response and further erodes the acceptance of services set up by our society to help those who need it the most.
This increasing acceptance of abstraction set the stage for the critical shake-up caused by Pablo Picasso, who was the revolutionary, "critical" artist of the early 20th century.
In the 10th century a reaction began against the Muʿtazilah that culminated in the formulation and subsequent general acceptance of another set of theological propositions, which became Sunni, or "orthodox," theology.
We call religious people "believers", as though acceptance of a set of doctrines was their principal activity, and before undertaking the religious life many feel obliged to satisfy themselves about the metaphysical claims of the church, which cannot be proven rationally since they lie beyond the reach of empirical sense data.
The acceptance of a set of rules of course has various possible alternative outcomes.
This study advances the assessment of national differences, across the three North American countries, in perceptions of CC threats, the level of public support for political action, and the acceptance of a set of mitigation strategies.
The acceptance of a set of concepts is a matter of decision or legislation, something for which there are alternatives, but for which the criteria are not empirical but pragmatic.
McCain's public subjugation of Palin, and her public acceptance of it, set male-female advancement back decades.
