The phrase "acceptance area" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to locations or zones designated for accepting items, people, or processes, such as in airports or events.
Example: "Please proceed to the acceptance area to check in your luggage before your flight."
Alternatives: "reception zone" or "check-in area".
In this situation, since the acceptance area for the null hypothesis decreases, we accept a greater probability for making a wrong decision.
The coupler was designed for a small photo acceptance area photodiode based on the shape of compound parabolic concentrator.
For the measurements of high-resolution spectra, the analyzer was set to the large area lens mode with energy steps of 25 m eV and in fixed analyzer transmission (FAT) mode with pass energies of 34 eV and dwell times of 100 ms. The photoelectron spectra of the four samples were recorded with the acceptance area and angle of 5 mm in diameter and up to ±5°, respectively.
This is attributed to the large acceptance area of RIF compared to the ion beam diameter (∼3 mm) entering RIF.
This acceptance region split into several areas mimics the informed coding used in positive rate or zero rate watermarking scheme such as dirty paper trellis or quantized index modulation.
A bipartisan acceptance that areas of beauty or ecological importance should be off limits to development gradually set in.
Its acceptance as an area of medicine led to numerous advances in its delivery and to changes in its organization as a system of care.
In recent years, the maturity model research has gained wide acceptance in the area of information systems and many Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) maturity models have been proposed.
There's something new for the latest rankings in this area: Acceptance rate, which had a 1.25percentt weight in last year's ranking, has been removed to make room for the social-mobility indicators.
It includes: (1) Environmental concerns (resource depletion, waste and emissions, waste management, climate change, environmental risk, embodied energy and energy loss); (2) Economic concerns (material cost, construction cost, and occupation and maintenance cost); and (3) Socio-political issues (social acceptance, vulnerability of area, and building weight).
The international relationship between school-life expectancy, critical thinking, and evolution acceptance is an area that warrants ongoing investigation.
