The phrase "acceptance of the code" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is agreeing to or acknowledging a set of rules, guidelines, or standards, often in legal or technical documents.
Example: "The acceptance of the code is required before proceeding with the project."
Alternatives: "agreement to the code" or "acknowledgment of the code".
But it works best if there is peer pressure and a general acceptance of the code.
The opposition, using the forum of the Coordinated Council of Democratic Forces, objected to the acceptance of the code without debate.
The full process introduces a significant delay between initial idea and final acceptance of the code in the main project.
Popular participation in adapting the Code to suit national, sub-regional and regional conditions may lead to enhanced national acceptance of the Code.
Where there is an identified need, awareness and acceptance of the Code will be increased by facilitating regional adaptations of the Code to reflect unique regional and sub-regional characteristics (Table 2a), and ensuring that the adaptations do not violate the principles of the Code.
The general impact will be reflected within the following categories: greater acceptance of the Code and its principles as manifested by both an increased awareness of the rationale underlying them, and a measurable increase in the extent of its implementation as seen from national reports to COFI, the press, and the scientific literature.
Note that rule-consequentialism neither endorses nor condones the non-acceptance of the code by those outside the overwhelming majority.
After an extensive publicity campaign, the department finally succeeded in eliciting from the public a widespread acceptance of the ZIP code.
Still, rule-consequentialism's contention is that bringing about widespread acceptance of a simpler and less demanding code, even if acceptance of that code does sometimes lead people to do acts with sub-optimal consequences, has higher expected value in the long run than bringing about widespread acceptance of a maximally complicated and demanding code.
So if we just consider the expected values of acceptance of the two alternative codes, Code B wins.
We will continue to monitor industry's acceptance of the new CPT codes and will keep you informed about our transition at the appropriate time.
