The phrase "active acceptance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a conscious and engaged willingness to embrace a situation or idea, often in contexts related to psychology, personal development, or decision-making.
Example: "Through active acceptance, she learned to cope with her challenges rather than resist them."
Alternatives: "engaged acceptance" or "conscious acceptance".
Over time, my life was restored only through God's grace and my active acceptance of his grace.
It's terrible to turn deaths into a symbol, but the blood spilt symbolises the end of patience, tolerance and passive or active acceptance of the ways of the Greek political class.
In the manner of Elisabeth Kübler-Ross, Dr. Maroon has delineated four stages in the N.F.L.'s reaction to the reality of brain damage: active resistance and passive resistance, shifting to passive acceptance and, finally, in the past few months, active acceptance.
I wouldn't say my attitude toward LGBTQ issues overall has changed; I am grateful to have grown up in a cosmopolitan environment at home and at school in DC, and in the Unitarian Universalist spirit of active acceptance of the worth of other human beings.
This state of surrender, the state of active acceptance, is a very high state of awareness.
This strategy of active acceptance is far more productive in creating harmony than being caught up in the mind and reeling in conflict.
O'Connell thinks the tone of the responses to the report she's been hearing bodes well for acceptance and active adoption of its recommendations.
How the Jewish students respond -- passive or active resistance, acceptance or refusal of the "army education" -- and how the Arab students react -- resentment or understanding, maintaining relationships with a drifting group or isolation within a new community -- will be a serious test of the limits of a Hand in Hand education.
Will - Acceptance Active - Passive Reasoning - Feeling Independent - Dependent Aggressive - Acquiescent.
The coping strategies commonly used by the students were positive reframing, planning, acceptance, active coping self distraction and emotional support.
Furthermore, choosing to defer to the doctor's judgement is arguably more an active process of acceptance than passive.
