The phrase "acceptance of sign" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the acknowledgment or approval of a particular sign or symbol, often in legal or formal settings.
Example: "The acceptance of sign is crucial for the validity of the contract, as it indicates that both parties agree to the terms outlined."
Alternatives: "acknowledgment of sign" or "approval of sign".
"There has been a surprising acceptance of signing off on things online," he said.
They said it reflected the growing acceptance of American Sign Language to meet college foreign-language requirements, and its usefulness as an employment credential — not only for interpreters, but also for cognitive psychologists, educators, nurses and even scuba divers.
This study suggests that for some women 'not knowing' that they are pregnant is a complex mixture of lack of recognition, acknowledgement and acceptance of the signs, symptoms and consequences of pregnancy.
Now her beliefs enjoy wide acceptance.One sign of that change is the establishment of thousands of hospices, places dedicated to caring rather than curing.
In case of acceptance, they sign the informed consent sheet.
In case of acceptance they sign the informed consent form.
Some political analysts, acknowledging the perilous calculations that candidates must make in such a diverse state, said Mr. Lazio, both with his refusal to attend the parade and his ambiguity on the hate crimes legislation, risks alienating voters who see acceptance of gays as a sign of tolerance.
Do they have to be treat like men all the time [sic]?" Fury also sparked controversy after he invoked biblical prophecies in an interview with the Mail on Sunday, saying the growing acceptance of homosexuality was a sign that the end of the world was approaching.
In an editorial, The Forward, a liberal Jewish affairs newspaper, called the Clinton-Mezvinsky marriage "a milestone of sorts, a measure of social acceptance, a sign that we've arrived".
The recent widespread deployment of the "-ocalypse" motif in the vernacular signifies a casual acceptance of the notion that signs of the "end times" are everywhere -- and perhaps likewise an urge to begin anew.
