'collective acceptance' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to agreement or approval by a group of people. For example, "The collective acceptance of the citizens for the new mayor was evident in the election results."
Aniston's, for example, ends by reminding us of our agency: "cultural standards are a collective acceptance, a subconscious agreement.
(There's also a sad sandlot show of Yankees baseball to suggest a collective acceptance of mediocrity, a widespread can't-do attitude).
He could also offer more supporting evidence that big increases in federal indebtedness translated into collective acceptance of a prosperity achieved through borrowing.
Ultimately, the only truly worrying thing about admiring narcissists is that it reflects the collective acceptance of narcissism as a desirable trait and value.
As with oversharing, we quickly perfected our tendency to groupthink ourselves into collective outrage and our eventual swing back into collective acceptance, because someone eventually produces a rational, well-written thought about the issue in question.
Is it because of a collective acceptance?
It wasn't going to magically inspire collective body acceptance or end the reign of the thigh gap.
Caitlin Doughty founded the Order of the Good Death, a "death acceptance collective," in 2011, not long after she finished mortuary school.
She has written a bestselling memoir, hosts a YouTube series called Ask a Mortician and has founded a "death acceptance collective" called The Order of the Good Death, whose youthful members promote positive approaches to mortality.
In sum, these dimensions are categorized into three classifications: "Personal factors" (i.e., degree of fit with life style and passion in life), "social influences" (i.e., reference group acceptance, collective memory, and social visibility), and "VCE identification and engagement" (i.e., VCE identification and VCE engagement).
Caitlin Doughty is the proprietor of death acceptance collective Order of the Good Death and something of a celebrity mortician.
