The phrase "acceptance program" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a program is designed to accept participants, applications, or submissions, often in a formal or organizational setting.
Example: "The university has launched a new acceptance program for international students to facilitate their admission process."
Alternatives: "admission program" or "inclusion program".
For the SAT or ACT, students should test about a year before they will apply — earlier if they're going to apply under an early decision or early acceptance program.
And according to Dr. Clifford Whall, director of the American Dental Association's seal of acceptance program, the Popsicle-stick toothbrushes that fit in them will clean teeth just as well as the attention-getting ergonomic models that now dominate drugstore shelves.
The ADA, through its Acceptance Program, provides another level of assurance to dental professionals and the public that fluoride dentifrice products are safe and effective.
SOAP - In case you don't match, there is another procedure called SOAP (Supplemental Offer and Acceptance Program).
The US has one of the most arduous refugee acceptance programs in the world, a 18-months to two-year process that involves vetting by the UN and multiple US security agencies, fingerprint and medical checks, and in-person interviews.
Just because this path is non-traditional, in no way means that it gives a medical degree that is not comparable to medical programs with no early acceptance programs.
The curves are not meant to be realistic in detail, but to suffice conceptually to represent the idea that higher quality increases the probability of acceptance (programmed in GenStat: see 'Publish or perish GenStat program').
But every one of the Great Neck students, even those not yet sure where they wanted to go, was planning to apply through some kind of early-acceptance program.
Over the years we have seen it in markets for lawyers, in the matching of college football teams to postseason bowl games, and even in college admissions, with a variety of early-acceptance programs now accounting for a substantial percentage of the entering classes at many elite colleges (although Harvard, for example, recently abolished its early-admission program).
The acceptance agent program as in existence on the date of the enactment of this Act [Dec. 18, 2015] and ways to expand the geographic availability of agents through the community-based certified acceptance agent program under subsection (c).
But the winds of fashion seem to be blowing composers back toward an acceptance of program music as an intellectually respectable scaffolding for their art.
