The phrase "acceptance examination" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to testing or assessments for admission into programs, schools, or organizations.
Example: "The university requires all applicants to pass an acceptance examination before being considered for admission."
Alternatives: "admission test" or "entrance exam".
This has occasionally involved using as a factor in the "general acceptance" test an examination of whether the technique at issue is admissible in other states.32 Currently, North Dakota has a Rule 702 that is very similar to Fed.
Given the comprehensiveness and standardization in the planning, writing and conduct of these rigorous examinations, these licensing examinations can eventually replace the multiple exams required currently from medical students which include the final year examinations, the SCHS' "Acceptance Test", and the specialty-specific screening exams.
Patient acceptance: The examination will have to be more acceptable to patients than conventional colonoscopy.
Currently, the primary limitations to routine clinical application are hardware availability, clinical acceptance, politics, examination cost, and not least of all physician education.
(2) Qualified personnel must be used to perform examinations and inspections of materials, in-process fabrications, non-destructive tests, and acceptance test.
Further paradox may be found in the Court's acceptance, without independent examination, of the view of the Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit as to the defenses available under the New Jersey Wrongful Death Act as applicable to the negligence claim here.
The comfort brought to the patient and the acceptance of abdominal examination are very desirable events in the management of patients with acute abdomen because they make gathering information easier.
During the last visit, a specific questionnaire will be proposed to the patient to collect his feelings towards MRI and his acceptance of this examination during his personal follow-up.
From the very start, the special aspect of TNG was the good acceptance of the examination method among unsedated patients, since this is associated with a substantial reduction in sedation-related complications and marked cost savings [ 12].
The stethoscope and other diagnostic tools were partly responsible for the acceptance of physical examinations as "a special kind of touching", says Constance Classen, because they were a way of mediating between the doctor's hand and the patient's body.
