The phrase "great acceptance for" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to express strong approval or approval for something. Example: There was great acceptance for the new policy among employees, who praised its effectiveness in improving work-life balance.
It was devised to help gain a greater acceptance for self-service elevators.
"Now there seems to be a greater acceptance for the realities of things," said Mr. Breaux, her former Senate colleague.
His conduct also does a disservice to those, like himself, who want greater acceptance for bicycles as part of the transportation mix.
Pope Francis has called for the Catholic church to revamp its response to modern family life, urging greater acceptance for divorced people and those in same-sex relationships while adhering to traditional church teachings.
"There are fewer restrictions here, and a greater acceptance for when you break the rules than in New York, London or Paris," says Lutz Henke, a curator specialising in public and street art.
Making the use of drones more overt would potentially complicate such collaboration, hence the need, for the long term, to explain the approach and gain greater acceptance for its legitimacy.
Most of the money will go towards health, education and helping to alleviate poverty.So Mr Bainimarama has good reason to feel more secure, and to grab the opportunity to obtain greater acceptance for his coup-spawned government both at home and abroad.
Further, it was expected that greater processing (faster reaction times) would be associated with greater acceptance for that message.
Although participants from both countries did not differ in the degree of which they felt pressured to emulate the cultural standards of ideal beauty, the Korean participants showed a greater acceptance for cosmetic surgery than the US participants.
Additionally, the survey was designed to identify a network of investigators involved in PBK modelling and knowledgeable of GMP so that they might be contacted in the future for peer review of PBK models, especially in regards to vetting the models to such a degree as to gain a greater acceptance for regulatory purposes.
