The phrase "acceptability issues" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing problems or concerns related to the acceptability of something, such as a proposal, idea, or product.
Example: "The committee raised several acceptability issues regarding the new policy changes that need to be addressed before implementation."
Alternatives: "acceptance concerns" or "suitability problems".
Using a mixed method research approach to explore institutional and social acceptability issues, findings suggest strong support for the program, and for EWEB's role among providers and purchasers.
We extracted and analyzed the number of participants dropping out of treatment during the study period for reasons other than a mood episode, as this number is possibly reflecting, at least in part, tolerability or acceptability issues.
Her work on the life company side of the industry included pricing quotes, reviewing structured settlement documents and resolving case acceptability issues.
Acceptability issues may also limit access to screening and prevention.
Although it was generally well received by health professionals and patients, important acceptability issues were raised.
Qualitative analysis was undertaken to understand acceptability issues from the perspective of the consumer and the pharmacists.
The inequity makes the concept of congestion pricing hard sell to both public and traffic authorities which is also known as acceptability issue, [2, 22, 23, 24]).
An important acceptability issue raised by health professionals was that the appraisal and feedback stage made it explicit to patients if they were not making progress, and that this could have a negative impact on their well-being.
While patients varied in their reported acceptability, common issues relating to adherence and support were reported across the whole sample.
Thus, the types of jobs available and the skills required may be different, and awareness and acceptability of issues relating to autism have likely increased, so that employers may be more willing to employ people with autism.
Further research is needed to explore the generalisability and applicability of such findings, costs, and acceptability and satisfaction issues for patients and healthcare professionals.
