'acculturation to' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the process of adapting to a new culture. For example, "In the process of moving to a new country, John had to go through a difficult period of acculturation to the new customs and language."
Their acculturation to suburbia has made it easier for them to face the rigors of urban life.
But the Roman Empire was always trying to conquer somebody, and as Ms. Bok points out, the gladiators' contests fostered the "acculturation to violence needed by a warrior state".
Part of her acculturation to NASCAR was learning to address her boss, Dale Earnhardt, Jr., and her crew chief, Tony Eury, Jr., who like to be referred to, in the Southern way, as Dale Junior and Tony Junior.
Increased resources are part of the answer, but unless we make acculturation to civil society an essential part of the educational process, we are throwing our money and our children into an abyss.
Within a single generation the Easter Islanders successfully responded to a complete acculturation to continental standards without losing their pride in their own ancestors and their skills and customs.
By comparing their acculturation to that of Russians who migrated voluntarily, we are the first to test the 'migration effect'.
This stigmatization created an exogenous reduction in the expected payoff to acculturation relative to non-acculturation.
The findings in Mexican Americans may be due in part to acculturation, according to the authors as an immigrant group becomes more assimilated into U.S. culture, they adopt less healthful behaviors, including poorer eating habits, more smoking, and reduced breastfeeding.
Participant age, education level, parity, BMI, smoking during pregnancy, perceived stress score, and physical activity level did not differ across those with low to high acculturation according to PAS tertiles.
Formation is a continuous process of peer-to-peer coaching and acculturation designed to make the unnatural values of the monastic life so habitual that they become second nature.
You have to be very high on the acculturation curve to do sleepovers".
