The phrase "acceptance to implement" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey the idea of agreeing to put something into action, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The board's acceptance to implement the new policy was crucial for its success."
Alternatives: "approval to execute" or "consent to carry out".
A recent systematic review by Brewster and colleagues [ 97] concluded that frontline staff acceptance is essential, to implement telehealth at scale.
At his acceptance speech in 2000, Mr. Bush pledged to implement sweeping tax cuts, and reforms to the public school system, Social Security and Medicare.
By far the best predictor of acceptance was trust in agencies' ability to implement the practice.
An additional concern is that formal acceptance of treaties may mask failures to implement treaty requirements (Hathaway 2005) Moreover, the meaning of equal citizenship beyond equal political participation remains contested.
Understanding parental reasons for not vaccinating their daughters can help public health authorities to implement interventions increasing HPV vaccine acceptance.
Eventually, there was more acceptance and collaboration on the part of the team to implement the change.
Our results on acceptance and adherence suggest that many PCPs were willing to implement the screening recommendations but were unable to do that frequently.
Other political issues included the lack of sufficiently widespread clinical leadership with the power to advocate, and so gain acceptance (04, 05); and the importance of those wishing to implement a project being able to build their power by presenting a strong, credible case, and securing agreement at a sufficiently high level to ensure acceptance (03).
The third option is acceptance, which aims to increase the consent for the agency to implement its operations.
