The phrase "acceptability of current" is not entirely clear and may require additional context to determine its correctness and usability in written English.
It could be used in discussions about standards, norms, or practices that are currently deemed acceptable in a particular field or situation.
Example: "The acceptability of current safety protocols is under review to ensure they meet the latest industry standards."
Alternatives: "validity of current" or "appropriateness of current".
Acceptability of Current Obstetric Service and Feasibility of a Transformation.
Demonstrating the acceptability of current system thermal-hydraulics limitations and training in the application of those codes are mentioned as the main challenges for forthcoming research activities.
Control of IBD was linked also with ideas about the perceived effectiveness or acceptability of current treatments.
As the adequacy and acceptability of current waiting list policies is unclear, our study aims to outline the views and preferences of different stakeholders on various closely related aspects of prioritising patients and acceptable waiting times in care provision.
To date, no research has mapped the provision of current care for adults with ADHD and the efficacy and acceptability of current treatment practices for this vulnerable patient group is unknown.
Another avenue that has been proposed to account for both the moral acceptability of current medical practice (for example, withholding treatment, use of potentially life-shortening analgesics and sedatives) and the moral condemnation of medically-assisted death, is the invocation of the doctrine of double effect (DDE) and the associated intention-foresight distinction (IFD).
There has been no public debate about the acceptability of the current situation, and none about the rapid expansion of government-funded Anousic control over such a large slice of the education system.
The increasing amounts of municipal solid waste generated each year in several industrialized countries have raised concerns about the economic viability and environmental acceptability of the current waste-disposal methodologies (Daskalopoulos et al. 1998).
Seriousness of the situation, availability of other emergency options, acceptability of the current situation for activating, and self-diagnosis were all part of the process.
One study that assessed six-month post-operative outcomes found that, although patients demonstrated significant improvement in pain and function, "feeling better" (improvement) did not equate with "feeling good" (acceptability of the current status).
