The phrase "acceptance for review" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a document, proposal, or submission is being acknowledged for evaluation or consideration.
Example: "We have received your manuscript and it is now under acceptance for review by our editorial team."
Alternatives: "submission for evaluation" or "acknowledgment for assessment".
Nevertheless, the idea that natural selection is one of the engines of evolution took some time to gain acceptance (for a brief review, see Meglhioratti et al. 2005).
The 2014 International Colic Research Symposium funded the publication costs of this manuscript after acceptance for publication following peer review.
Links with clinical audit systems and national cancer registries may lead to the reduction in administrative workload of these programmes and improved acceptance for continued external peer review for cancer care in the future.
Although the Supreme Court takes only a small percentage of cases for review, one criterion for acceptance is a split in the circuit courts.
This is especially true for review systems with high acceptance rates where small biases are unlikely to affect final publication decisions.
While no single definition of the term toolkit has gained wide acceptance, for the purposes of this review 'toolkit' was defined as the packaging of multiple resources that codify explicit knowledge, such as templates, pocket cards, guidelines, algorithms, summaries, and that are geared to knowledge sharing, educate, and/or facilitate behavior change.
Stallergenes is the first pharmaceutical company to file and have FDA acceptance to review a BLA for an AIT sublingual tablet.
Criteria for acceptance – or even review in these journals – demands that the research papers address hot topics of "broad" interest to the research community.
Their new paper, titled Observation of a Centrality-Dependent Dijet Asymmetry in Lead-Lead Collisions at √sNN = 2.76 TeV with the ATLAS Detector at the LHC, has been fast-tracked for acceptance in Physical Review Letters.
The Guest Editor is responsible for soliciting and receiving the papers for the Special Issue, having them peer reviewed to determine acceptance for the issue, and determining which of the accepted papers should be included in the Special Issue.
