The phrase "avoid acceptance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is discussing the act of not agreeing to or not acknowledging something.
Example: "In order to maintain a neutral stance, it is essential to avoid acceptance of any biased viewpoints."
Alternatives: "refrain from agreement" or "eschew acknowledgment".
The Youth is forced to face what they are doing, and what he himself has been doing: playing a role that has little, if anything, to do with the truth, avoiding acceptance of the ways in which he is limited by the heart.
Green avoided accepting my acceptance of his challenge by saying that he didn't have time to respond to all the comments, but, oddly, he did have time to write a whole other post attacking me.
The idea was to avoid making acceptance of such money a scarlet letter that would in itself alarm depositors and investors.
We should evaluate the results obtained through multiparameter sets rather than rely on one parameter set as this would help avoid any acceptance of false seismic quiescence.
Many participants described relief once the decision to continue cryopreservation was made, since they were able to postpone or avoid infertility acceptance for another 3 years.
Greece appears, increasingly, to be caught between two evils: avoiding official acceptance of bankruptcy and enacting reforms that, having already killed the market, now stand to exacerbate the very thing that will hurtle the country into greater poverty: recession.
The staged outbreak response suggested here will need to be tested prospectively for its feasibility, effectiveness in mitigating dengue outbreaks, cost-effectiveness (i.e. cost in relation to number of expected dengue cases avoided) and acceptance by all relevant stakeholders.
It is crucial that while planning eHealth initiatives in primary care, health care providers' needs should be considered to avoid issues with acceptance of technology, and obtain maximum benefits.
Avoid blind acceptance at all costs.
"They are much more extreme than the sheiks," said the United Nations official who related the episode of the frightened sheik, speaking anonymously to avoid jeopardizing his own acceptance among the shabab.
