The phrase "acceptance of materials" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is discussing the approval or acknowledgment of received materials, such as in contracts, agreements, or project management.
Example: "The acceptance of materials is a crucial step before we can proceed with the construction phase."
Alternatives: "approval of materials" or "acknowledgment of materials".
Thus we thought that as we taught students material that conflicted with their personal belief system, our instruction was unlikely to change their acceptance of material; instead we understood the influence of our teaching to only influence students' understandings of material.
We implemented a five-step model to assess the needs of people with HIV, develop education materials targeted to their needs, and evaluate acceptance of the materials.
The durability of fiber-reinforced polymer (FRP) composite materials in humid and harsh environments is an important consideration for acceptance of these materials in civil engineering applications.
This is a critical step in the wider commercial acceptance of these materials, and in the development of specific geopolymer formulations tailored to particular applications.
Our findings provide a deeper understanding of LNF composites reliability and are important for the further acceptance of these materials by the industry.
The binder properties are subdivided into mechanical and adhesion characteristics, electrode properties (rigidity and recovery), and phase separation behavior of slurry to correlate with the electrochemical performance and practical acceptance of candidate materials.
Based on the rapid acceptance of these materials by both clinicians and patients, it would appear that many practitioners believe that there may be some validity to these claims.
It is also a term of acceptance of your Material that you agree to comply with the Data Protection Act 1998.
"There used to be lots of debate over this issue – as far back as the 1970s – but I think the acceptance of 'unreleased material' is by now a generally positive factor in pop culture".
In 1783 he published a paper on the temperature at which mercury freezes and in that paper made use of the idea of latent heat, although he did not use the term because he believed that it implied acceptance of a material theory of heat.
