The phrase "acceptance of subject" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is discussing the acknowledgment or agreement to a particular topic or theme, often in academic or formal settings.
Example: "The acceptance of subject matter is crucial for the success of the research project."
Alternatives: "acknowledgment of topic" or "agreement on subject".
Acceptance of a subject which is not designated for HASS credit (including Harvard and Wellesley subjects).
It appears that pressure to accumulate large enough samples for study prompts the acceptance of many subjects who would ordinarily not qualify for treatment with the new agent.
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However, thermal acceptance of women, older subjects and owner-subjects was higher.
He helped draft the Winnipeg Declaration, which moderated the CCF's economic policies to include acceptance of capitalism, albeit subject to stringent government regulation.
The growing acceptance of nonwhite cover subjects is not restricted to teenaged girls.
The findings of this study suggest that people would be more likely to accept male nurses; and male nursing students would be more able see their role as nurses with the acceptance of some feminine subjects in the nursing curriculum.
Acceptance of two 6-unit subjects for 1 HASS subject.
With the memory of that film in mind I asked Jon Alpert about Mariela Castro's work changing Cuban attitudes from homophobic to acceptance, the subject of his Mariela Castro's March: Cuba's LGBT Revolution, an upbeat journey through Cuba, with the LGBT community in full array, from flamboyant singles to same sex couples living together quietly open.
Mr. Barak has sent a conditional acceptance of the Clinton proposals, subject to a similar interest by the Palestinians, though the Israels have their own objections and questions.
