The phrase 'genuine acceptance' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a sincere reception or an unforced and honest acknowledgement of a certain situation or idea. For example, you could say, "The children's genuine acceptance of their classmate's embrace warmed their parents' hearts."
Moreover, our experimental results with real-world datasets show an increasing of Genuine Acceptance Rates (GAR).
Now Miller believes it heralds the genuine acceptance of plus-size models into the fashion mainstream.
Yet all this has not led to meaningful social reform; that is, genuine acceptance.
I find more genuine acceptance with a personal hometown touch here than I ever would in Manhattan.
His previous report, on January 27th, had been judgmental, stating that the Iraqis had shown no "genuine acceptance" of the need to disarm.
The country, in Mr Blix's view, "appears not to have come to a genuine acceptance, not even today, of the disarmament that was demanded of it".
The FAO/SIDA mission on Forestry for Local Community Development visiting some parts of Tanzania in 1982 reported that it was evident that there was "genuine official acceptance... and a real awareness of the needs of the people on both the political and technical levels of government in the area".
Given that, the only genuine response is acceptance, an acceptance that denotes the immediate experience, but not necessarily all of its ramifications, since almost all tribulation comes with injustice, even when it is the consequence of poor decisions or stupid behaviors.
In his contact with students, he displayed a rare mixture of passionate engagement coupled with a genuine and profound acceptance of difference in others.
Others can feel their genuine love and acceptance.
Never in my existence would I have known that my image would have such an effect on people, that so much genuine support and acceptance would come out of a selfie taken in the bathroom of my gender-inclusive workplace.
