The phrase "attain acceptance" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the process of achieving approval or recognition from others, often in a social or professional context.
Example: "After months of hard work and dedication, she was finally able to attain acceptance into the prestigious program."
Alternatives: "achieve approval" or "gain recognition."
Only by the 2nd millennium bce did the Nippur calendar attain general acceptance.
Mercer is a black man newly escaped from Southern poverty, trying to attain Yankee acceptance by wearing his suit each day to a teaching job at Wenceslas-Mockingbird School for Girls and, by night, sitting blankly at his typewriter from which he hopes the Great American Novel might emerge.
Nevertheless, it does go a fair way toward accommodating the motivation behind fervent exclusivism — the importance of human freedom — in that it has God adopting a plan by which He goes to tremendous lengths to attain free acceptance from every person.
Though critical favourites, the films of the Italian Neorealist movement never attained popular acceptance.
Sustainability has in recent times attained much acceptance as a result of its positive impact on the environment, social and economic issues.
That insight is now tempered with a further understanding: that peace is attained through acceptance of the natural cycle, and death itself can become a celebration of life; while nature is the mirror and foundation for every resurrection myth.
Despite the ban, much work is still needed to ensure the full elimination of FGM/C in Eritrea, where the practice is still seen by many as an important factor in attaining social acceptance and improving girls' marriage prospects.
SSRIs attained clinical acceptance over tricyclic antidepressants (TCAs) in part due to their improved tolerability profile, including lower rates of anticholinergic events, orthostatic hypotension, sedation, and lower toxicity in overdose [ 3, 4].
The process of antibody validation is worthy of more extensive discussion, as the research community needs to develop a clear understanding of the most appropriate tests to be performed in each experimental system, and standards which should be attained for acceptance of the status of "validated".
Foster's 3.17 billion Australian dollar ($2.47 billion) bid for Southcorp was conditional upon Foster's attaining acceptances of 50%.
