The phrase "acceptability percentages" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the degree to which something is considered acceptable, often in research, surveys, or statistical analysis.
Example: "The study revealed that the acceptability percentages for the new policy varied significantly among different demographic groups."
Alternatives: "approval rates" or "acceptance rates".
Our specific aims were to assess the screening's feasibility (in number of screenings completed), acceptability (percentage of families who agreed to participate; caregiver satisfaction), and predictive validity with regards to early complications (diabetes-related emergency department [ED] admissions) and early emerging nonadherent behavior (missed diabetes-related outpatient appointments).
Face validity of a questionnaire is best measured by acceptability, the percentage of items left unanswered.
- be socially acceptable (acceptability pillar).
Similarly, each percentage point increase in the quality of discussion with relatives, in the assessment of nurses, improves symptom management by 0.15 percentage points, patient care by 0.12 percentage points, acceptability of the patient's death by 0.09 percentage points and family support by 0.08 percentage points.
Feasibility and acceptability were assessed using percentages and qualitative data as appropriate.
Regarding acceptability, the relatively high percentage of patients with any missing items (27%) may indicate some problems.
The acceptability was tested by studying the percentage of refusals, the percentage of missing items, the percentage of complete questionnaires, the time taken to complete the questionnaire, as well as the acceptability questionnaire, which comprises the percentage of disturbing items, items that were hard to understand or confusing, and the willingness to fill out the questionnaire a second time.
We conclude that it is not acceptable to present comparison studies quoting percentage error as an acceptability criteria without reporting the precision of the reference technique.
These percentages are also recommended acceptability guidelines for samples spiked with PCBs/OCPs where no CRM is available.
Acceptability was assessed by calculating the percentage of missing data per dimension.
