The phrase "acceptance index" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to statistics, research, or any field where measuring acceptance levels is relevant.
Example: "The acceptance index for the new policy was significantly higher than anticipated, indicating strong support from the community."
Alternatives: "approval rating" or "acceptance rate."
Based on questionnaires presented before (N = 197) and after (N = 147) the intervention, an eating acceptance index expressing eating qualities and a practical acceptance index expressing practical implications of the diet in everyday life were developed.
However, it did examine the findings of Gallup's new "migrant acceptance index," which measured public attitudes toward immigrants in various countries.
These attitudes are not always correlated with national policies: The United States, for example, ranks highly on the migrant acceptance index, even though the Trump administration has pursued more restrictive immigration laws.
The major interests discovered had acceptance index of 0.75 against 0.21 of rejection, while the educational interests had an approval rating of 0.63 against 0.15 of rejection, in this case the neutrality index was 0.22.
The high acceptance index for the reddish fruits (F.
cotinifolia, F. hondurensis and F. ovalis) (Figure 5B) may exhibit a ceiling effect so that exact difference of the acceptance index between dichromats and trichromats may have remained concealed.
Though it has gained wide acceptance, indexing as a fund strategy still comes in for criticism -- that indexes like the Standard & Poor's 500 are too narrowly focused on large caps, for example.
There's a much greater acceptance of index investing.
The criterion for acceptance of this index varies across researchers, which ranges from less than 2 to less than 5 (Schumacker & Lomax 2004).
The correct match rate of each grade, mean correct match rate, false rejection rate (FRR), and false acceptance rate (FAR) indices were used for performance evaluation.
The aim of this research is to improve the usability and acceptance of the quality index in practice.
