The phrase "acceptability work" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to evaluating or ensuring the acceptability of certain standards, practices, or outputs in various fields.
Example: "The team conducted extensive acceptability work to ensure that the new product met all regulatory requirements."
Alternatives: "evaluation process" or "standards assessment".
Demographic and clinical variables, treatment credibility and expectations of treatment, treatment acceptability, working alliance between patient and therapist, and attitudes towards homework tasks will also be assessed.
"Peer review is the best system we have got for checking accuracy and acceptability of work, but unless we went into the lab or examined every case record, we can't ever finally rule out some element of misconduct.
In France, the nature, meaning and acceptability of his work remain the subject of debate.
This article suggests the use of human capability data in a virtual environment to explore the level of acceptability of a working strategy based on real capability data (joint mobility in this case) of older workers.
Since then, the country has done formative acceptability and product development work, and then larger-scale piloting.
An in-depth qualitative approach using semi-structured telephone interviews explored feasibility and acceptability by capturing the work involved in being a participant, and issues around the intervention such as: implementation; usage; satisfaction and setting.
In these works, ethical acceptability in the EU context "refers to a mandatory compliance with the fundamental values of the EU Charter on fundamental rights" (von Schomberg 2013, 40).
For activists, urban politics to come can still matter as long as they escape the acceptability trap, and restart working through the uncomfortable borderline between justice and injustice in relation to places.
The dental team delivering the treatment in schools will be interviewed annually in order to assess how the trial is implemented, factors which promote or impede implementation, perceptions of patient acceptability, and experiences of working with schools.
