The phrase "acceptance of this amendment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal, formal, or contractual contexts when referring to the agreement or approval of a proposed change or addition to a document.
Example: "The acceptance of this amendment is required before we can proceed with the project."
Alternatives: "approval of this amendment" or "agreement to this amendment".
On the other hand, it is possible to argue that the precedent is an "aberration," that its acceptance owed more to a political and philosophical argument between executive and legislative branches and to the defensive posture of Congress in the political context of 1992 that led to an uncritical acceptance of the Amendment.
There is however, no proof of the effective acceptance of the Amendment resulting in families giving equal rights to women.
Based on their Study for the International Trade Committee of the European Parliament, the authors argue that acceptance of the Amendment will provide a 'net benefit' for countries seeking to improve access to medicines.
However, due to the public concern regarding the use of animals and the increasing test volume owing to the number of newly developed chemicals the need for innovative in vitro alternatives was recognized well before the acceptance of the amendment.
In 1962 he offered the electors the choice between his resignation and acceptance of a constitutional amendment providing for the election of the president by universal suffrage.
Maybe, but she has also been criticised by some on her own side, including the Conservative MP Heidi Allen, who said David Cameron's acceptance of the Dubs amendment had been a proud moment for the Conservative party, but that she didn't think the Home Office had tried hard enough to make the scheme work.
The long suffering bill in its newly altered condition was read to the Senate, and this body by a vote of yeas 11 to nays 19 refused to recede from its position in favor of a white initial electorate for the new State and a message was sent to the House insisting upon the acceptance of the rejected amendment.
