The phrase "acceptance of the terms" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one party agrees to the conditions set forth by another, often in legal or contractual situations.
Example: "By clicking 'I agree', you indicate your acceptance of the terms outlined in this agreement."
Alternatives: "agreement to the terms" or "consent to the terms".
From Mr. Ray Dear Mr. Kendall: This letter responds to your presentation to me of an agreed order of discipline with respect to a complaint by the Arkansas Supreme Court Committee on Professional Conduct, signed by President Clinton, and a written copy of a prepared public statement that President Clinton intends to issue regarding his agreement to and acceptance of the terms of the order.
The acceptance of the terms was redirecting the users to the evaluation page where the evaluation was described through the completion of a five steps process.
This operation requires long and rigorous research and can't be a one-man undertaking as it implies a collective acceptance of the terms and of the epistemology that sustains new definitions.
If documentation is required, some researchers have utilized alternatives such as electronic signatures, which can range from a simple electronic check box to acknowledge acceptance of the terms to more robust means of validation using encrypted digital signatures, although the validity of electronic signatures vary by jurisdiction.
Historian Satz says this symbolized disagreement rather than acceptance of the terms of the treaty.
She added, however, that the "major armed Syrian opposition groups" had confirmed their acceptance of the terms of the agreement, either to the HNC or directly to Washington.
The widespread acceptance of the term "speculative fiction," as Atwood has defined it, would spell the end for continuing efforts to legitimize science fiction as a genre.
Acceptance of the term Paleocene into the general system of stratigraphic names was irregular, and only in 1939 did the United States Geological Survey, general arbiter of standard stratigraphic nomenclature in North America, formally accept it.
He wrote in a recent e-mail message: "I have long been alarmed by people's sheeplike acceptance of the term 'computer technology' — it sounds so objective and inexorable — when most computer technology is really a bunch of ideas turned into conventions and packages".
Theodoret responded several times to accusations of being a Nestorian heretic, answering with conciliatory statements that voiced his acceptance of the term "God-bearer" (theotokos) for the Virgin Mary and denied that his teaching "divided the one Son into two Sons".
The term was used by later scholars in explaining the teachings of Confucius (551-479 B.C.E).. Acceptance of the term partly reflected Confucius' distaste for coercive force as opposed to the softer power of ethical examples and the allegedly irresistible efficacy of moral suasion.
