'earned acceptance' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to indicate that something was accepted, acknowledged, or acknowledged as valid, but only after a certain effort was made or by meeting certain standards. For example, "They earned acceptance to the prestigious college through hard work and dedication."
Absolute reliance on Aristotle and scripture began to collapse as Arab ideas about medicine, chemistry and maths earned acceptance on their own merits.
Having earned acceptance at a major university, I assume that you are a very capable student and thus I would recommend that you try very hard to make the best of the situation and improve your grades.
With the assistance of Students Rising Above, I earned acceptance into Sonoma State University, where I studied sociology.
Such tests earned acceptance from the medical community around 2005. "We've really made a lot of advances in how easy it is to get checked for STDs, to try and break down some of those barriers".
They had been the lead archaeologists on sites in the New World — Dillehay in Chile and Adovasio in Pennsylvania — that after years of controversy had earned acceptance for their own pre-Clovis claims.
' " In a historically male-dominated business, the burden of earning acceptance has shifted with fearful speed.
But this officer emphasized that what would truly earn acceptance for gay troops would be fighting well.
Others talked about families that didn't speak English and had no idea of the tightrope their children walked to earn acceptance in today's street culture.
I am an ardent supporter of Israel's right to exist, but the Palestinians need a state too, and helping them to statehood is the only way for Israel to earn acceptance in the region.
Estate agents often declined to present me to landlords, but you persevere until you earn acceptance.Though it is possible to acquire nationality here, Japanese still chiefly tie the concept to one of blood, not residence.
He learned to read at age 3, skipped a grade in elementary school and scored a 1,000 on the SAT at age 12 — the national average for a high school senior — to earn acceptance into a summer course that offered college credit to high school students.
