"acquiescence for" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It means "acceptance or agreement with something." Example: The company's acquiescence for the new policy was met with mixed reactions from the employees.
At first, I mistook Chris's constant acquiescence for agreeability.
Mr. Bush came here seeking China's approval, or at least acquiescence, for his war on terrorism, and he received much of what he sought.
Meanwhile, Mr. Draghi, the E.C.B. chief, tried Wednesday to win German support, or at least acquiescence, for measures that are likely to put more German tax money at risk.
This means securing Arab acquiescence for the deal that was emerging in Israeli-Palestinian negotiations in Taba in January 2001.Like the Saudi plan, this was based on "land for peace".
The revelation of that strategy led the administration to declare publicly that there would be no trade-off between Chinese acquiescence for the antimissile program and American agreement to China's slow nuclear buildup.
To buy China's acquiescence for the administration's invasion of Iraq, the United States agreed, among other things, to include fabricated Uighur nationalist groups among its list of terrorist organizations.
Alon Liel, a former Israeli ambassador to South Africa, says that an interim agreement would create a kind of "apartheid", with Mr Abbas' hoped-for acquiescence.
France would not be France if its president did not occasionally try to puncture the grandiosity of an America accused as ever of taking the acquiescence of smaller nations for granted.
There is mixed evidence for a mode feature effect for acquiescence.
Indeed, the dreams and hopes of the migrant community remain underpinned by the unspoken accord made between the CCP and the Chinese populace in the post-Tiananmen environment -- allowance for unfettered economic freedoms in return for acquiescence to the absolute rule of the Party.
For this reason, we decided against correcting for acquiescence in our data.
