The phrase "acceptance of maintenance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to agreements, contracts, or discussions about responsibilities for upkeep or support.
Example: "The acceptance of maintenance responsibilities was clearly outlined in the contract signed by both parties."
Alternatives: "agreement to maintenance" or "acknowledgment of maintenance".
Based on this increasing patient acceptance of SROM as maintenance treatment, it is clinically important to investigate a suitable dosage regimen for SROM as an alternative to methadone for detoxification treatment.
Psychosocial aspects of basic care include safety, belonging and acceptance, the maintenance of social contacts and a sense of being able to contribute [ 9].
Side effects from ART are consistently found to predict poor drug adherence [ 15, 16] and affect the acceptance and maintenance of ART among those who may benefit from treatment [ 17, 18].
For some participants, increased awareness and acceptance of the need for maintenance strategies and self-care was described as a successful "outcome" of treatment.
Finally, the evaluation of the acceptance, implementation and maintenance of this program may indicate how the Fortaleça sua Saúde program strategies may be extended and adapted to the school context [ 4, 32].
Since their introduction in liver transplant therapy, mTOR inhibitors have been considered promising immunosuppressant due to their relatively low nephrotoxicity [ 2, 25]; the use of EVE is gaining acceptance as maintenance in de novo liver transplant, in cases of renal dysfunction as a CNI-sparing regimen and in patients transplanted for HCC [ 25, 26].
d) Aspect IV (Execution Capability): The feasibility of maintenance strategies is divided into acceptance by labour and technique reliability.
Psychosocial factors were grouped into acceptance, adjustment, maintenance, spirituality, community, social roles, quality of life, independence, prevention and remediation, self-awareness, perspective and engagement.
Other frequent sources were: "optimism and positivity" (27%), "acceptance" (18%), "maintenance of daily routine" (18%) and "living by the day" (13%) (Table 3).
All about — lack of maintenance.
