The phrase "accepting uncertainty" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one acknowledges the presence of unknowns or unpredictability in a situation.
Example: "In order to grow as individuals, we must practice accepting uncertainty in our lives and decisions."
Alternatives: "embracing ambiguity" or "acknowledging unpredictability".
How can I reconcile loving and trusting fully with accepting uncertainty?
This would mean accepting uncertainty and dealing with weather hazards in an adaptive manner.
Borchers (2005) calls for accepting uncertainty as it is better to identify factors of uncertainty and to include the effects on, for example, forest resources in the decision process rather than to strive for putative certainty.
To enhance disembodied learning processes on individual and organisational levels, which would lead to revising the views of the world [1, 2], accepting uncertainty, triggering spontaneity and experimentation, and acting accordingly with/against changes/shocks [8, 9].
So the battle becomes accepting uncertainty and never allowing it to stop you from being productive.
The difficulty accepting uncertainty is just as strong today as it ever has been.
The better approach, I believe, is to accept uncertainty, try to understand it, and make it part of our reasoning.
She has an uncanny ability to talk about uncertainty in a way that yields revelation — or, rather, to accept uncertainty as a condition of revelation.
She has an uncanny ability to talk about uncertainty in a way that yields revelation or, rather, to accept uncertainty as a condition of revelation.
When quizzed about this, Prada shrugged, saying that if you ask artists to stretch, you have to accept uncertainty, even failure.
Accelerated approval had its beginnings in the AIDS crisis, when dying patients said they were willing to accept uncertainty in exchange for faster access to possible cures.
