The phrase "acceptability it" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or improperly structured phrase and cannot be used in any context.
Example: "The acceptability it has in society is questionable." (This is an incorrect usage.)
Alternatives: "its acceptability" or "the acceptability of it".
Although the e-governance approach still faces several technical, financial, and social issues in terms of its feasibility and public acceptability, it will undoubtedly play a significant role in respecting the flexible autonomy of research participants and lightening the future management load of researchers and REC members.
Not only does texture have a casting vote over a food's acceptability, it is also essential in identifying it.
h) Psychological acceptability: It is essential that the human interface be designed for ease of use, so that users routinely and automatically apply the protection mechanisms correctly.
With clear evidence of KYN's feasibility and acceptability, it would be appropriate to evaluate the effectiveness of the intervention using a community-randomized trial.
Big data need not be so different". It's a question of trust and public acceptability: "It would be interesting to see which types of big data analysis are more accepted by the general public.
– Paul Brook It's a question of trust and public acceptability: "It would be interesting to see which types of big data analysis are more accepted by the general public.
There may be cultural differences in its acceptability, as it may be highly disruptive for the household and may require a significant commitment of time and effort.
There is no reason not to accept the explanations for these preferences as evident in the narrations: the simplicity and regularity of clinical treatment, as well as its social acceptability, make it a natural preference in this context.
Deal with the comment if it crosses the line of acceptability, or it could snowball into a bigger problem.
As for the 12A certificate, it does force parents to consider issues of acceptability and, it is hoped, to discuss their censorious decisions with their children.
The batter looks almost scorched, fried to the very edge of acceptability, and it clads explosively juicy flesh, adhering faithfully until it shatters like glass to the tooth".
