The phrase "formal acceptance of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a written or verbal agreement between two parties. For example, "The two parties made a formal acceptance of the terms of the contract."
The groups will also host a party immediately after Mr. Obama's formal acceptance of his party's nomination on Thursday.
Indeed, the majority of human cultures postpone formal acceptance of a child, such as a naming ceremony, until a commitment has been made to rear it.
I announce today my formal acceptance of all offers of support or asylum I have been extended and all others that may be offered in the future.
Mr. Hussain played down the significance of a formal acceptance of Shariah law in the area, saying that it would be mostly a technical agreement.
The title character of "Dorian Gray," accordingly, is praised for never falling "into the error of arresting his intellectual development by any formal acceptance of creed or system".
Speaking at a news conference here on the day before his formal acceptance of the Nobel Peace Prize, Mr. Carter largely avoided any overt questioning of current United States policy toward Iraq.
Syria, Saddam Hussein's Iraq, and several other "rejectionist" Arab countries had not been keen on the plan in any case, so were happy to let it sink.A chance, at least, of talk about peace?If the plan were relaunched, most likely at the Arab summit due in March, it is likely to be beefed up with more specific guarantees of security and formal acceptance in order to tempt Israel.
Article also recalls Bryan's first appearance in the Garden on Aug. 12, 1896, nominated in Chicago by the Democrats after his "cross of gold" speech, to make his formal acceptance speech.
In the wake of such a deal, Hamas would have the incentive to evolve from rejection of Israel to pragmatic acceptance and grudging formal acceptance — the path followed by the P.L.O.
For the first time, the standard provides formal acceptance criteria for accuracy as regards testing by patients and assessment of interferents (including hematocrit).
Formal acceptance is necessary under French law, but Anglo-American law acknowledges implied acceptance.
