"acceptance committee" is correct and usable in written English.
It is usually used in a formal context to describe a group who is responsible for approving applications or potential members. For example, "The acceptance committee will convene to review the candidates' applications."
The university would not provide names but said a donations acceptance review committee approved the donation "based on due diligence conducted by the Development Office".
Among the 15 MCDA matrix criteria, "Improvement of PRO, convenience & adherence" and "Adherence to requirements of decisionmaking body" received the lowest acceptance from committee members, with only 44%and33%3%, respectively, indicating that these should always be considered.
In 2005, the association's members voted by a 2-to-1 margin to rescind acceptance of the committee's report.
Any acceptance of the Committee proposal will be dependent on the ability of the American people to fully view its proceedings".
Indeed, in Switzerland, a chart review does not need an ethical committee acceptance.
They declared that the study did not require acceptance from the committee due to no intervention or human material were included.
Finally, PET involves radioactivity exposure (although minimal), which might make acceptance by ethics committees, next of kin or ICU staff more difficult in the context of a clinical study.
Ambulatory treatments are only reimbursed upon explicit acceptance by the Committee – thus, every novel treatment has to pass the committee.
Backed by local MP Alun Michael and new AM Vaughan Gething, Rumney Recreation ground campaigners (RREEL) are taking the public protection committee's acceptance of inspector Leslie Blohm's decision that the land did not qualify for village green status to judicial review.
