The phrase "acceptability for use" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing whether something is suitable or permissible for a particular purpose or application.
Example: "The acceptability for use of this material in food packaging must be evaluated to ensure safety standards are met."
Alternatives: "suitability for use" or "appropriateness for use".
YRI was hypothesized to have good to excellent psychometrics, feasibility and stakeholder acceptability for use during well-child check-ups.
Validation of PRAiS 19 showed that it performed as well as other published methods of risk adjustment 15 16 which increased its acceptability for use in monitoring among clinicians.
We then pilot-tested the DA in patients who had already made a treatment decision for a preliminary evaluation of its acceptability for use and explored any potential impact on understanding and anxiety in this experienced group.
Cost-effectiveness acceptability frontiers were used to present the result of cost-effectiveness for the 3 different cardiovascular risk scenarios.
Noteworthy, the acceptability for using baculovirus in humans has been recently increased with ongoing trials of gene therapy based on the use of such viruses as delivery system [ 53], which lays the foundation for safe and extended use of recombinant baculovirus systems in other areas such as vaccines [ 54].
In terms of acceptability for routine use (including burden and possible potential for dissemination) three of the measures identified, though below the stipulated half hour completion time, were in excess of fifty items (ASEBA, BASC, the full BYI) which might limit their use for repeated measurement to track change over time in the way that many services are now looking to track outcomes [ 3].
For the assessment of providers' readiness for and acceptability of using performance reporting and quality enhancement activities, the Readiness for Organization Change ROCC) scale by Holt et al. was adopted [ 14].
We sought to understand the acceptability of using standing orders for HPV vaccination among a sample of women attending outpatient Ob/Gyn clinics.
Whether these differences may reflect regional or population differences in the acceptability of using biomedical agents for HIV prevention or a particular delivery system (eg, pills, gel) is presently unclear.
Firstly, to assess the reported practice of off-label use of nebulised frusemide for breathlessness by Australian physicians working in palliative care in the previous 12 months and secondly, to determine the feasibility and acceptability of using online surveys for assessing practice usage and gathering case reports.
This pilot study evaluated the feasibility and acceptability of using an IVR system for prescription refill and daily medication reminders.
