The phrase "acceptability rating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are evaluating or measuring how acceptable something is, such as in surveys, research, or assessments.
Example: "The acceptability rating of the new policy was higher than expected, indicating strong support from the community."
Alternatives: "approval score" or "satisfaction rating."
Attitudes regarding the social acceptance of excessive drinkers and alcohol-dependent persons are described in Fig. 2. In these three groups, 70 80% of the respondents answered that alcohol-dependent patients were not socially acceptable, significantly different (P < 0.05) from the same respondents' social acceptability rating of excessive drinkers.
The outcome variable was the acceptability rating for each un- form on the five-point scale.
We will assess treatment acceptability using Dear et al's [ 32] 4-item acceptability rating scale.
No other correlations were found between acceptability rating changes and other demographic factors.
A mean acceptability rating of 4 or greater in ≥75% participants was deemed a minimum necessary threshold.
However, the acceptability rating of promising a toy as one of the reinforcement techniques decreased significantly after the course (P=0.01).
Acceptability rate was calculated as the number of women who accepted to screen out of the number of women who participated in the study.
The acceptability rate was 68%and96%6% respectively, with topical NSAIDs.
However, infant PFTs do not yet appear ready as primary efficacy endpoints for multicenter clinical trials, particularly at inexperienced sites, based on acceptability rates, variability, and potentially large sample sizes required to detect reasonable treatment effects.
The studied techniques are measured and compared in terms of indoor air temperature by calculating four indicators of maximum, minimum, average of highest 5% and average of lowest 5% temperatures as well as thermal comfort of the occupants based on two acceptability rates of ASHRAE 55 and three acceptability limits of EN 15251 standards in three climates: Porto, Nairobi and Mumbai.
Results of these comparisons pointed out that the combined implementation of all techniques combined is effective enough to provide thermal comfort of the occupants during almost all annual occupancy in Nairobi measured by acceptability rate of 80% of ASHRAE 55 and Category III of EN 15251.
