The phrase "acceptance data" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to data that confirms or validates acceptance, such as in quality assurance or testing processes.
Example: "The acceptance data collected during the testing phase indicated that the product met all required specifications."
Alternatives: "validation data" or "approval data".
To evaluate schools, you might compare test scores, graduation rates, or college acceptance data.
Gap acceptance data are collected at four T-intersections with the help of video camera.
After acceptance data will be made publicly available as an additional supporting file.
Kolmogorov Smirnov test (K S test) was performed on the gap acceptance data to measure the goodness of fit of these distributions.
Gap acceptance data of two-wheelers (for intersections A and B) and four-wheelers (for intersection C) are tried to fit into a normal distribution, lognormal distribution, gamma distribution, Dagum distribution and Dagum (4p) distributions separately for each intersection.
It is important to note that we were not able to secure evolution acceptance data for many countries in Africa, Asia, and South America; however, our conclusions are based on the best available data.
As experimentation gains acceptance, data-driven top management must re-think innovation opportunity and risk-investment strategies to emulate digital business leaders.
In another study Vasconcelos et al. [55] estimated critical headways and follow-up times basing on observations at six Portuguese roundabouts; gap-acceptance data were collected at each entry, for the left- and right-lanes independently.
We employed a qualifier transition and incorporated an acceptable tolerance limit for the acceptance of data to decrease the possibility of misidentification of the 8-oxodG and of the contribution of any underlying peak.
A second cause was the presence of established professional boundaries, which affect staffs' understanding and acceptance of data sharing and their information requirements.
Twenty participants were dropped from all analyses: six were not between the ages of 18 and 24 years, three were married, three were not heterosexual or bisexual, three were missing more than 10%% of their Illinois Rape Myth Acceptance (IRMA) data, and five showed extremely minimal variability in rating data.
