The phrase "acceptance point" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a specific moment or condition is recognized as the point at which something is accepted or approved.
Example: "The acceptance point for the proposal will be determined after the review committee has evaluated all submissions."
Alternatives: "approval stage" or "acceptance threshold".
During the First World War RFC Lympne was originally an acceptance point for aircraft being delivered to, and returning from, France but was later designated as a First Class Landing Ground, RAF Lympne.
The IS scenario features cost efficiency and competitiveness, but the expansion of wind and hydropower is limited and problematic from an environmental and social acceptance point of view.
The fact that it took subjects the same time to reject both types of pseudoword variants, together with the finding that pseudoword rejection took longer than word acceptance, point to a process that detects pseudowords and guides responses in the lexical decision task independently of initially asymmetric lexical activation.
Conventional wisdom maintains that grime is simply too sonically harsh for mainstream acceptance, a point borne out by Home Sweet Home's handful of dizzying musical highpoints.
To understand market acceptance, they point to Rogers [33] for inspiration, who has discussed processes of diffusion and the market adoption of innovations.
In order to maintain or even to increase the current level of acceptance, different points have to be clarified: At first, this concerns a yet missing consensus on the role of biomass in the energy mix (Fig. 1).
"Tolerance is not the same as the acceptance," Glitch points out.
While Trump is more insurgent than statesman, his acceptance speech points hopefully to some moderating influence from incumbency.
Many leading evangelical Christians have evolving opinions about LGBT rights, such as David Gushee, who has blogged about his own journey to acceptance, Jones pointed out.
While LaPorte and Mysko agree that some of the fitspo messaging is body positive and promotes self-acceptance, Mysko points out that a lot of it sparks body comparisons and promotes fitness at all costs.
These have proven to be a hiccup for some startups like iZettle, which was forced to remove Visa acceptance at one point because Visa Europe didn't accept that its chip-and-signature alternative (it doesn't have a separate keypad at this point) was secure enough.
