The phrase "acceptability of a range" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the degree to which a variety of options or outcomes are considered acceptable in a particular context.
Example: "The acceptability of a range of solutions was evaluated during the meeting to determine the best course of action."
Alternatives: "tolerance of a variety" or "approval of multiple options".
Together, they pored over the World Values Survey, a poll of 87 countries that asks respondents, among other things, about their religious beliefs and the acceptability of a range of infractions, from littering to adultery.
The aim of the research reported here, therefore, was to investigate consumer acceptability of a range of interventions in the poultry food chain.
The pedometer group were further randomised to one of three target groups: a 10%, 15% or 20% monthly increase in step count to assess the achievability and acceptability of a range of targets.
The 645 remaining patients were re-contacted and invited to complete a further postal questionnaire [see Additional file 1], which collected data about acceptability of a range of treatment options including both traditional and conventional forms of delivery and complementary and alternative strategies.
Analysis of occupant satisfaction, in terms of comfort with the amount of light and visual conditions, based on datasets from offices with variable accessibility to shading and lighting control, reveals a strong preference for customized indoor climate, along with a relationship between occupant perception of control and acceptability of a wider range of visual conditions.
Five hospitals in England were selected to participate in the study to test reliability, validity and acceptability, representing a range in terms of urban and rural locality, teaching and non-teaching hospitals and foundation trust status.
These estimates will form a scatterplot on the cost effectiveness plane, and will be used to estimate a 95% cost effectiveness ellipse for the joint distribution of increments costs and benefits, as well as the cost effectiveness acceptability curve for a range of values that a service provider may be willing to pay for one additional QALY.
These values were in turn used to generate a cost-effectiveness acceptability curve over a range of willingness to pay values in the German setting.
93 Acceptability studies in a range of countries, such as Brazil, India, South Africa, Thailand, the US, and Zimbabwe, have revealed that women by and large show a positive attitude towards the use of microbicides for prevention of sexually transmitted HIV infection.
54 In studies published in 2012 and later, there is greater attention paid to stigma in acceptability research, and a range of findings related to the interrelationships between uptake, adherence, and stigma.
The questionnaire will explore whether a range of factors relate to acceptability of a programme of genetic testing and preventive treatment in relatives of Paget's disease sufferers.
