The phrase "acceptance outcome" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to decisions or results regarding applications, proposals, or requests, particularly in academic or professional settings.
Example: "The acceptance outcome for my application was a pleasant surprise, as I had not expected to be selected."
Alternatives: "approval result" or "decision outcome".
During data analysis it can be difficult for researchers to recognize P-hacking28 or data dredging because confirmation and hindsight biases can encourage the acceptance of outcomes that fit expectations or desires as appropriate, and the rejection of outcomes that do not as the result of suboptimal designs or analyses.
In the short term this could cause difficulties, Stacey says, noting that the chaos over revised English GCSEs this summer "shows starkly how school acceptance of outcomes can be damaged when unexpected variations occur".
But without acceptance of the outcome from both candidates, the announcement could result in unrest and threaten Indonesia's 15 years of democratic progress.
Vibrant debates about the referendum and citizens' widespread acceptance of its outcome are healthy features of democracy in Senegal.
Earlier in the morning Gordon Brown said the following in his acceptance speech: The outcome of this country's vote is not yet known.
This chapter presents various suggestions on designing, assigning, and reviewing homework assignments to maximize client acceptance and treatment outcome.
Six major areas are discussed, each incorporating suggestions that should reduce difficulties in implementation of such a process and increase the likelihood of acceptance of its outcome, and hence the overall quality of the risk assessment.
This study examines whether individual differences in impulsivity and emotional problems in adolescent smokers are related to initial smoking characteristics of participants, acceptance, retention and outcome of a school-based smoking cessation program.
