"conscious acceptance" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is most often used in the context of understanding and acknowledging something as part of life, such as "We must face this difficult situation with conscious acceptance".
In the middle ground, they hold, there is room for the voluntary — but not deliberate or completely conscious — acceptance of obligations.
Among them, we enrolled subjects which fulfilled the following inclusion criteria: age between 30 and 65 years, subjects meeting the American College of Rheumatology/European League Against Rheumatism (ACR/EULAR) criteria for RA diagnosis [ 22], mean disease duration ≤ 24 weeks, BMI 16 25 kg/m, conscious acceptance of written informed consent.
This occurs when the physician prior to the exam does not explain the risks and benefits connected to the diagnostic act to the patient, and the patient cannot exercise an explicit, free and conscious choice (acceptance or rejection).
Born in 1913 on what was then a French colony, Mr. Césaire spent his formative years in the 1930s studying in Paris, where, with the help of other prominent black intellectuals, he established the concept of négritude, the conscious act of acceptance and pride in one's own African background and a rejection of colonial racism and oppression.
It would be odd if, e.g., the conscious evaluation and acceptance of the evidential import of a potential reason for a belief was, in principle, completely irrelevant to whether the belief was based on the reason.
There's hunger, intelligence, sadness and self-conscious resignation (or acceptance) in Ms. Mirren's gaze.
Mindfulness-based programs enhance awareness and acceptance of conscious states and teach people to approach daily situations "mindfully" [ 4].
The acceptance-conscious, celebration-focused girl culture of Pinterest and Tumblr is not remotely good enough at the "Actually, this sucks" half (half?) of life.
But as long as they talk of any kind of transsexuality as a paraphilia, I think it is unlikely Blanchard's theory will find anything like general acceptance among politically conscious trans people who, understandably, are sick and tired of being treated as if they suffer from a pathology.
Over all, the highest assent was found for the factors "Conscious Dealing with Illness" and "Disease Acceptance", both more rational styles of disease acceptance, while the lowest assent score were found for "Rejection of an Irrational Dealing with Disease" (Table 5).
These simple tools can help us get started on the ultimate treasure hunt, where self-awareness and self-acceptance reign, and conscious choices begin rocking our world, rather than the more common suffering-is-all mindset.
