The phrase "acceptability status" 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 or satisfactory, often in research, evaluations, or assessments.
Example: "The acceptability status of the new policy will be evaluated through surveys and feedback from the employees."
Alternatives: "approval rating" or "satisfaction level".
Involvement in competitive sports gave girls an incentive to keep fit, friends who were non-smokers and disapproved of smoking, and alternative ways to gain acceptability and status.
The acceptability of this status quo must end, and this starts with a treaty banning nuclear weapons.
This study investigated the views of people who were overweight or obese on the acceptability of weight status terms and their potential to motivate weight loss when used by health professionals.
"What we mean is that mainline Christianity is chiefly to blame for legitimizing that filthy sin and elevating it to its status of acceptability in society," Drain claims.
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).
The interviews followed a semi-structured format that explored people's views on the acceptability of the weight status terms, both generally and specifically when used by a health professional, and on their effectiveness in motivating lifestyle changes.
This paper reports data from a qualitative study that aimed to investigate the views of people who were overweight or obese on the acceptability of different weight status terms and their potential to motivate weight loss when used by a health professional.
However, participants believed that abortion costs and acceptability differ by the marital status of the woman involved.
Thus, in Malaysian setting, the household activities, social and community activities, infant care, and personal care are acceptability adequate to assess functional status of postpartum mothers.
