"eventual acceptance" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the process of gradually coming to accept something, either an idea, situation, or other thing. For example: "After much contemplation, David came to eventual acceptance of his new job."
Increased visibility = increased awareness = increased repression = eventual acceptance?
Zakrzewska contributed greatly to the eventual acceptance of women physicians.
Public support for gay rights has accrued with stunning speed, making eventual acceptance of gay marriage a foregone conclusion.
Her interpretation of mid-ocean ridges was key to the eventual acceptance of plate tectonic and continental drift theories.
Development and eventual acceptance of the heliocentric model is an awesome milestone in our thinking as human beings.
These directives target denial to facilitate client identification of ambivalence and eventual acceptance of lifestyle changes necessary for recovery.
Although the success of his memorial exhibition and the eventual critical acceptance of the Impressionists with whom he was loosely affiliated raised his profile by the end of the 19th century, it was not until the 20th century that his reputation was secured by art historians and critics.
During my visits to the hospital, I often walked around the wards, meeting other patients and coming across the same themes that myself and my family were confronted with during this period: alienation, agony, abandonment and also eventual numbness, acceptance and inner peace.
During my visits to the hospital, I often walked around the wards, meeting other patients and coming across the same themes that my family and I were confronted with during this period: alienation, agony, abandonment, and also eventual numbness, acceptance, and inner peace.
While the Northern Ireland analogy of an eventual IRA/Sinn Fein acceptance of ceasefire and democratic rules of the game is true, they were certainly never asked to recognize the legitimacy of Northern Ireland's union with the British mainland as a precondition for entering talks.
The challenge of accessing paper based medical records for some of the follow-up clinics, and the eventual resigned acceptance of the status quo after failed attempts to rectify the problem, is an example of what Dekker [ 15] refers to as 'deviations from the routine becoming the routine'.
