"acceptance towards" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to an attitude of openness or agreement towards a particular idea, person, or concept. For example, "The company expressed their acceptance towards the proposed merger."
Both pregnant and non-pregnant women showed higher levels of acceptance towards smoking in the earlier stages of change, but the acceptability of smoking in the pre-contemplative stage was higher in non-pregnant women.
The project built up acceptance towards refugee accommodation in Hamburg and triggered high-quality feedback.
Fashanu urged the public to demonstrate tolerance and acceptance towards the two unidentified players if they do come out as gay.
While there are legitimate objections to the use of referendums when it comes to human rights issues, last month's yes was a hugely significant gesture of love and acceptance towards Ireland's LGBTQ community.
White, a former firefighter and Vietnam veteran who had spiralled into depression following the breakdown of his own career, had become bitter and resentful at what he saw as the corrosion of traditional values and a growing acceptance towards homosexuality.
Using an environmental psychological approach to investigate the social factors relevant to the formation of public acceptance towards renewable energies in four different regions, recommendations for the further implementation of renewable energy systems were to be derived.
Especially after some major technical disasters in 1986 (e.g. the Chernobyl catastrophe and the space shuttle Challenger accident) there was what Renn [ 8] calls a 'massive mood of non-acceptance' towards the chemical industry, waste recycling plants, road building schemes, airport expansions, etc.
We found various factors that influence acceptance: attitude towards resident evaluation, outcomes of other evaluations, self-efficacy toward a certain competency or resigning oneself to the outcomes.
It is a step towards acceptance.
I hope to help move Iran towards acceptance and support of its queer people.
Behavioral science and great wisdom traditions both point us towards acceptance.
