The phrase "acceptability section" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts such as reports, proposals, or academic papers where you need to refer to a part of a document that discusses the criteria for acceptability.
Example: "In the acceptability section of the report, we outline the standards that must be met for the project to be considered successful."
Alternatives: "criteria section" or "standards section".
- be socially acceptable (acceptability pillar).
The final section examines acceptability of the service to patients and stakeholders, using data from the service survey and interviews with healthcare professionals.
Points devoid of coloured arrows did not pass the acceptability criteria described in section 2.5; i.e. the data was not differentiated from noise.
Trade-offs will almost certainly be needed between effectiveness and acceptability, as discussed further in Section 3.11 below.
Although we failed to explore this further in the FGDs, we believe that it should prompt attention to the possibility that religious sensitivities could impact on the acceptability of microbicide among some sections of the society.
The use made of road user charging revenues is critical to determining the acceptability and effectiveness of the scheme (Section 3.11).
An analysis of the literature to categorize tweets based on the four aspects of consistency of message, coherency of message, credibility of source and general acceptability as given in the previous section was done.
The second section of the Treatment Acceptability and Preference (TAP) presents the description of the alternative treatment, and the items for rating it.
In terms of Transferability to the participant's own lives, the correlations reported in the " Relationships Between Quantitative Measures" section suggest that both Usability and Acceptability seemed to be important in terms of quantitative responses.
Subsequently, the CAB provided feedback on wording and readability, question addition/deletion, assessed acceptability of questions and technology usability (see Technology section), and pilot tested questions before community-wide implementation.
