The phrase "acceptance in terms of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the conditions or criteria under which acceptance is granted or understood.
Example: "The committee's acceptance in terms of the project's feasibility was based on thorough analysis and evaluation."
Alternatives: "acceptance regarding" or "acceptance based on".
This evaluation revealed a good acceptance in terms of easy to use of our solution.
The TAM explains and predicts technology acceptance in terms of two factors i.e., perceived usefulness and perceived ease-of-use.
Stated preference (SP) experiments are useful as a basis for DCM to study policy acceptance in terms of stakeholders' reaction to policy change.
This study examines public acceptance in terms of public's opinion and knowledge about biofuels and their consumer patterns of transportation fuels by designing a multiple-choice questionnaire with four groups of questions: background information, community perspective, social perspective, and market perspective.
An experiment was designed to conduct an objective experimental analysis based on criteria consisting of compression rate, recall rate, and precision rate, as well as a subjective experimental analysis based on user acceptance in terms of the indication, readability, appropriate number of sentences, and structure of the summary.
Quantitative retention data was then used, as a proxy measure, to monitor consistency between verbal accounts of acceptance and 'active' demonstration of acceptance in terms of remaining engaged with the study.
They're beyond self-acceptance in terms of sexual identity; they've never known it as a threatened condition.
Second, and more importantly, we elaborate the theory of acceptance sampling in terms of hypothesis testing rigorously following the original concepts of NP.
Acceptance was assessed in terms of the number of professionals who registered in the HOBE + VCoP out of the total number who received an invitation.
All the sediment blocks complied with the acceptance criteria for reuse in terms of metal leachability.
Rutledge and Warden (1999) originally developed the MATE to assess high school biology teachers' acceptance of evolutionary theory in terms of process of evolution, scientific validity of evolutionary theory, evolution of humans, evidence of evolution, scientific community's view of evolution, and age of the Earth.
