The phrase "acceptance out of" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing acceptance that arises from a specific situation or condition, but it is not commonly used.
Example: "Her acceptance out of necessity rather than desire was evident in her demeanor."
Alternatives: "acceptance due to" or "acceptance stemming from".
Further declines in "shotgun marriages" in recent decades have been related to better contraception and increasing acceptance of births out-of-wedlock.
The doctor-patient relationship on its part is influenced by society and culture, for example, the acceptance of the out-of-hours service and medical technology at home.
The number of California students has not been reduced by the acceptance of international or out-of-state students.
Neither does the ongoing fall in religiosity registered by public-opinion polls, the rise of "no affiliation" among Generations X and Y, the decline of major religious denominations, increasing acceptance of marijuana and out-of-wedlock childbearing, et cetera et cetera.
More information given to senior citizens about the logistical processes may lead to a greater understanding and acceptance of the provided out-of-office hours services.
Never in my existence would I have known that my image would have such an effect on people, that so much genuine support and acceptance would come out of a selfie taken in the bathroom of my gender-inclusive workplace.
"Unless the framework we suggested is utilized," the group said, "the restructuring currently contemplated will not achieve the required level of acceptance to succeed on an out-of-court basis".
From the Amazon rejection to the acceptance of the order for an out-of- print book took about 15 minutes.
The primary acceptance outcome was dropping out of the study due to any reason.
The procedures for an out of acceptance investigation should be clearly defined within a SOP, study protocol or plan.
