The phrase "acceptance of safety" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the acknowledgment or approval of safety measures or protocols.
Example: "The acceptance of safety regulations is crucial for ensuring a secure working environment."
Alternatives: "acknowledgment of safety" or "approval of safety measures."
The judge ruled there was "no error of law in his acceptance of the safety evidence" that the level of risk was acceptable.
This study conducted a questionnaire survey of residents living in the vicinity of an NPP to determine their perception and acceptance of plant safety against minor earthquakes.
Therefore, addressing these factors is important for reaching a high acceptance of medication safety interventions.
Recently, greater acceptance of the safety of biopsy [ 6– 9], development of autopsy-based protocols [ 10– 12], and advancement of high-throughput sequencing technology have enabled unprecedented insight into the molecular underpinnings of DIPG and mHGG.
Further studies that include control groups are therefore required to provide such evidence as it is deemed important for both the educational purpose of VE and their acceptance for safety training in the construction and engineering sector.
Since that time, ICCVAM has contributed to the national and/or international regulatory acceptance of 27 alternative safety testing methods, including 17 that do not use live animals (ICCVAM 2009b).
Early February 2008 saw the celebration of the first 10 years of work by the Interagency Coordinating Committee on the Validation of Alternative Methods (ICCVAM), the federally funded body charged with promoting the regulatory acceptance of scientifically valid safety testing methods that replace, reduce, or refine the use of animals.
Future influenza pandemics are likely to differ in several ways, including in severity (patients' signs and symptoms were mild during the 2009 pandemic), basic reproductive rate of the virus, virus subtype, subgroups affected, public acceptance of vaccination, vaccine safety profile, and vaccine effectiveness.
"The one thing you might conclude — it's called an offset hypothesis — is that people have an acceptance of a level of safety.
It is both the identification with and the attraction to what is familiar between a hypervigilant horse and a hypervigilant human victim of emotional trauma that creates feelings of safety, acceptance and compassion that constitutes the first of the two natural equine qualities that enable horses to dramatically help in the healing process of these wounded individuals.
