The phrase "acceptance of the administration" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing approval or acknowledgment of a governing body or management team.
Example: "The acceptance of the administration's policies was crucial for the project's success."
Alternatives: "approval of the administration" or "acknowledgment of the administration".
The five articles, to be published in The New England Journal of Medicine on Jan . 30but online now at www.nejm.org, generally express cautious acceptance of the administration's plan to begin vaccinating millions of health care and emergency workers.
No vote has been scheduled — a tacit acceptance of the administration's strategy.
Firstly, the literature was reviewed to identify instruments that assess the importance and the acceptability of ISR to subjects and the impact of these on subjects' daily life, as well as the overall acceptance of the administration route.
The new administration will also be the beneficiary of Congress's recent history of complacency, which amounts to a tacit acceptance of the Bush administration's expansive views of executive authority.
MSNBC barely even discussed the filibuster, and when it was heatedly debated on The Cycle, it was the two more conservative hosts who challenged Toure on his blanket acceptance of the Obama administration drone policy.
Only when we were mired in an unprovoked and unwinnable war did the press begin to question its starry-eyed acceptance of the Bush administration's case for invading Iraq.
Widespread acceptance of the Obama administration's contrived narrative of what is happening in the Middle East, of American actions, and of its dealings with supposedly allies who work at cross-purposes to America's declared aims speaks to an abdication of intellectual responsibility and a betrayal of their pledge to serve by telling truth to power.
All WE-CARE domain scores except acceptance of insulin administration were significantly correlated with the family cohesion construct (Table 4).
The Supreme Court's acceptance today of the Bush administration's appeal of that ruling was no surprise; in passing the law last year, Congress anticipated an immediate legal challenge and provided for a fast-track appeal to the Supreme Court by the losing side.
Over its own longstanding discomfort with the American presence on the island, the government of Fidel Castro has publicly signaled its acceptance of the decision by the Bush administration to imprison hundreds of suspected Al Qaeda members at the American base on Cuba's eastern tip.
Acceptance of change sets the administration apart from left-wing Democrats, who vest naive hope in laws raising the minimum wage or mandating better foreign labour practices.
