The phrase "acceptance of the basic" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the acknowledgment or approval of fundamental principles or concepts.
Example: "The acceptance of the basic tenets of the theory is crucial for understanding the more complex ideas that follow."
Alternatives: "acknowledgment of the fundamentals" or "approval of the essentials."
The decision codified the court's acceptance of the basic premise that kids are different.
Most of the hypotheses were confirmed, indicating the feasibility and acceptance of the basic principles.
Our understanding and acceptance of the basic truth of the dignity and value of every human being – from conception to death – is a tenet of our foundation.
What is today called objectivity or methodological rigour turns out to be, say these same partisans, acceptance of the basic values of reigning government and industry.
Now, "there is strong public acceptance of the basic scientific conclusion that the climate is changing and humans are a significant contributor".
So we had to work together, and in the process there was a basic - I believe - mutual sort of a trust, and an acceptance of the basic integrity of the other person.
"I'm really hopeful for the first time there is a chance of getting international acceptance for the basic principles".
Without acceptance of the Kurds' basic demands, "there will be no agreement," he said.
Selective acceptance of the most basic budgetary numbers produces cynicism in the electorate and divisiveness along the aisle.
He added: "Without membership of the internal market, without acceptance of the four basic freedoms of the internal market, there can, of course, be no passporting, no free access for financial products or for financial actors".
An acceptance of the universal basic income, however, will have to be accompanied by a cultural shift that acknowledges that it is perfectly legitimate for people not to do wage work, while also receiving an unconditional collectivised form of support.
