The phrase "acceptability of the protocol" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing whether a particular protocol meets certain standards or criteria for approval or use.
Example: "The committee will evaluate the acceptability of the protocol before proceeding with the implementation."
Alternatives: "validity of the protocol" or "suitability of the protocol".
Process evaluation showed overall acceptability of the protocol but led to several refinements to improve acceptability and fidelity.
ICU, intensive care unit Thirty nurses filled out the evaluation form on the safety and acceptability of the protocol.
Free-text feedback from the remaining 73 responders was summarised into six emergent themes (see table 4 for details of the content of each theme): (1) Florence system empowers patients and puts them in control of their health/condition, (2) use of appointments, (3) ease of use, (4) acceptability of the system, (5) acceptability of the protocol(s) and (6) support with using the system.
Furthermore, the cultural acceptability of the interview protocol also was discussed.
Furthermore, the cultural acceptability of the interview protocol was also discussed.
The results from the questionnaire survey were collated and assessed in terms of the acceptability of the draft protocol and any changes that were required.
The acceptability of the MI protocol, which included follow-up telephone contact was also good, as indicated by discussions with the recipients both during and after the delivery of the programme.
They participated in two rounds of training workshops (nine days) prior to the data collection, during which they were trained in using the survey instruments, and the cultural acceptability of the interview protocol was discussed.
They participated in training workshops (3 days) prior to the data collection, during which they were trained in using the survey instruments, and the cultural acceptability of the interview protocol was discussed.
Focus groups discuss acceptability of the study protocols and intervention components.
Phase 2 involved an exploratory randomised controlled trial to test fidelity, acceptability and effectiveness of the protocol.
