The phrase "acceptance of survey" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the approval or acknowledgment of a survey, such as in research or data collection.
Example: "The acceptance of survey responses is crucial for the validity of our research findings."
Alternatives: "approval of survey" or "acknowledgment of survey".
As was true in the present study, Riiskaer and colleagues found general acceptance of surveys as a tool for improvement, clinicians' need for specific diagnostic information at unit level, and the value that staff found in reading accompanying qualitative comments.
The first survey was about their personal characteristics (demographics), second was an acceptance of evolution survey, and third was a trust in science survey.
Even though there are problems for variance estimates, the main two reasons for the popularity or acceptance of complex survey designs are that these surveys are efficient for interviewing and have better coverage of the entire region of interest [ 31].
While an improved understanding of the process probably would help to increase overall acceptance of evolution, surveys indicate that rates of acceptance already are much higher than levels of understanding.
Regarding user acceptance, 91% of survey respondents (217 of 238) enjoyed the course.
Socio-demographic data (age, sex), details of socio-economic status (Family Affluence Scale - FAS [ 35]) and the acceptance of the particular survey method were also collected.
Consistent with the high acceptance of wife beating, surveys in Egypt, Palestine, and Tunisia indicated a very high prevalence of wife beating in these countries [ 8].
After more than 300 participants in each group had responded to the survey, acceptance of further participants was stopped in each group.
3 The National Immunization Coverage Survey found that for both seasonal influenza and pneumococcal vaccines a recommendation by a HCP was the strongest predictor of vaccine acceptance; 3 in the USA, 87% of survey respondents were likely or somewhat likely to get adult vaccines if recommended by their doctor.
