"pervasive acceptance" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to the widespread/ubiquitous acceptance of something. For example, "The pervasive acceptance of technology among young people has increased drastically over the past decade."
And behind the corruption, he discovered, was a litany of unwritten rules amounting to a pervasive acceptance of the wrongdoing, even among those not on the take — a code of silence, called the blue wall, which was corroding morale.
To the extent the NASGO plan is successful, I applaud Tippetts and his company for taking the bold step to make digital currencies easier to access and understand, as fulfilling the role of access and education is a giant step toward the pervasive acceptance of a new technology that Is vital for widespread success.
One reason these thinkers emphasized the training of the young mind was the pervasive acceptance during the 18th century of Locke's theory of mind.
Despite the appeal of EBA, and the widespread recognition of this approach in driving care, they present a number of challenges, and there has been a steady undercurrent of concern about their pervasive acceptance and promotion.
The reason for the continuing neglect of innovation is not hard to find: the still-pervasive acceptance of "the world's dumbest idea", i.e. maximizing shareholder value as reflected in the stock price.
However, while Tanzanian workers flagged similar shortcomings, there was also a pervasive fatalistic acceptance of infrastructural limitations.
While it is difficult for a single individual to resist such pervasive iniquity, passive acceptance is not an honorable option.
Since trust is an integral component in human centric application like pervasive healthcare thus acceptance of such applications can be by increasing the level of trust and security.
Theistic view also had a more pervasive effect on participant acceptance of biological evolution than either area of expertise or amount of science education.
The success of business intelligence (BI) and analytics implementation in an organisation is always measured by the level of user acceptance, how pervasive BI is in the organisation and how well the solution improves decision making.
But as acceptance becomes pervasive, the gay community can now begin to assess the cultural differences and acknowledge that gays are different in many ways other than the one component that defines the group (same-sex orientation).
