The phrase "accepting the practice of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the acknowledgment or endorsement of a particular method or behavior in a specific context.
Example: "The committee is focused on accepting the practice of sustainable farming to promote environmental conservation."
Alternatives: "embracing the method of" or "endorsing the approach of".
Although most gacchas accepted the practice of image worship, the Lumpaka, or Lonka Gaccha, did not.
The question is whether or not as individuals they would initially tolerate, and finally accept, the practice of torture, if it were legally and institutionally established; the suggestion is that the historical and comparative evidence is that they would, including in liberal democracies.
Only 37% of them accepted the practice of BBN to their husbands first either as their preference or as something they would agree to if it was their husbands' request.
By identifying disagreement and consensus among women, four different perspectives on FGC were uncovered with having perspectives at both extremes of accepting the practice and actively opposing it.
Surveys of the public find that the majority are 'conditional acceptors' of AR; they accept the practice because of the promise of cures and treatments for life-threatening and debilitating human diseases, so long as animal welfare is at least minimally considered and protected [ 41].
Only 19% favoured abortion on demand, but 65% could accept the practice in cases of rape.
Regulatory authorities accepted the practice as part of a company's effort to provide analysts with guidance.
While some were opposed to health products sales, some accepted the practice with a degree of ambivalence whereas others clearly embraced it.
Our study showed that the majority of patients would accept the practice nurse as a competent part of the care team and that GPs' scepticalness is often the main problem with regard to involvement of practice nurses.
