The phrase "accepting growth" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is discussing personal development, adaptability, or embracing change.
Example: "In order to succeed in this ever-evolving industry, we must focus on accepting growth and learning from our experiences."
Alternatives: "embracing development" or "welcoming progress".
5). Maximize LTV To A Point, Then Scale: Beyond seed funding, there's only one good reason for diluting your equity stake and accepting growth capital: the opportunity is so big, you need to move quickly to capture market share.
The whole nine seasons became one long tale about moving on from loss, accepting growth in pain, the reality of friends drifting apart and the negation of "one true loves".
The accepted growth law for liquid phase sintering is integrated into the existing dendrite model.
Carbon nanotubes (CNTs) have been under intense investigations during the past two decades due to their unique physical and chemical properties; however, there is still no commonly accepted growth mechanism to describe the growth behavior of CNTs.
The widely accepted growth mechanism of CNFs has the following steps: (1) decomposition of the precursor carbon-containing gases at the catalyst sites, (2) carbon incorporation into the catalysts, (3) saturation of the carbon and then precipitation out of the metal catalysts, and (4) formation of the carbon nanostructures[41, 42].
Since World War II, German economic policy, across party lines, has been about assuring stability — even if that means accepting slower growth or higher unemployment.
The new American statements this week reflected "a covert policy decision toward accepting natural growth" of some settlements, despite repeated past statements, according to the official.
But when it comes to the peace process, Israeli officials complain he has reneged on a secret understanding with George Bush, in which the US publicly condemned settlement expansion while privately accepting "natural" growth.
"It starts from the point of accepting that growth does not equal jobs and incomes do not mean prosperity," says Jackson. "One is a mathematical equation and one is more philosophical.
Good relationships make space for growth and both parties accept this growth in each other.
Now, he said, the hope among many economists in Beijing is that the party will back off its growth target, signaling that it will accept slower growth in exchange for real changes.
