The phrase "acceptance will require" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the conditions or prerequisites necessary for acceptance in various contexts, such as personal, professional, or social situations.
Example: "For the application to be successful, acceptance will require a thorough review of all submitted documents."
Alternatives: "acceptance will necessitate" or "acceptance will demand".
That acceptance will first require redefining the patient-doctor relationship in light of this new use of technology.
Reform acceptance will likely require additional education about health care reform benefits and limitations.
Analysts say that once the technical hurdles are overcome, widespread acceptance of m-commerce will require a shift in how consumers think about making purchases.
Large-scale northern access to Afghanistan as an alternative to Pakistani routes will require acceptance of the objective reality that Central Asia is Russia's hinterland (and China's) and not ours.
Iwan Streichenberger, the CEO of inBloom now admits that "we have realized that this concept is still new, and building public acceptance for the solution will require more time and resources than anyone could have anticipated".
Third, regulatory acceptance of a QSPM will require comfort by users and consumers with the underlying physiology, mathematics, and mechanistic assumptions supporting the application.
Acceptance of these models will require that research and regulatory communities have access to the data analysis tools used to build the models, and that they become familiar with the limitations and uncertainties of using these complex computational models.
Doing so will require an acceptance that addiction is not about a lack of will power and that poverty and homelessness is not about being lazy – and that our shared responsibility will probably require us to do things we find unsavory, like pay higher taxes or give needles to heroin users.
Clinical acceptance of these molecular assays will require them to be more than expensive surrogates of established traditional factors such as histological grade.
