The phrase "adoption and acceptance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the process of taking on new ideas, practices, or policies and acknowledging them as valid or legitimate.
Example: "The adoption and acceptance of new technologies are crucial for the growth of our organization."
Alternatives: "embrace and approval" or "integration and endorsement".
As social media becomes more ingrained in society, so its adoption and acceptance in social work and social care will become more normalised.
First, the underlying ontology should be developed and modeled using more widespread used tools to facilitate greater understanding, adoption, and acceptance by the community.
However, for smaller parcels, governance should promote appropriate design at the scale of whole blocks or subdivisions in order to drive adoption and acceptance across neighborhoods.
Despite widespread adoption of mobile phones and the acknowledged potential of using them to improve healthcare services, the adoption and acceptance of this technology among the elderly is significantly low.
Objective of this paper to evaluate mobile services on a limited set of characteristics, e.g. usage context, the Innovativeness of the service, efforts required of users for using the service, the usefulness of the service and the likelihood with which it will be used, in order to show that distinction between services is highly relevant for adoption and acceptance research.
If you want adoption and acceptance, the burden is on the innovator to help outsiders understand it.
A rather high proportion of the studies on information systems (IS) discussed influences on the adoption, acceptance, and usage of such systems e.g., [ 5, 27- 31].
Cultural beliefs and values are considered by some researchers to play a part in the adoption, acceptance, and use of technology [ 32- 34].
By managing expectations and creating a system for constructive dialogue, negative word-of-mouth exchanges that reduce the likelihood of successful implementation could be addressed before they influenced attitudes towards EHR adoption, acceptance, and use.
The advantages proffered by this approach contributed to its widespread social acceptance and legal adoption in the last few decades of the 20th century.
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.
