The phrase "acceptance proportion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the ratio or percentage of accepted items, applications, or proposals in relation to the total submitted.
Example: "The acceptance proportion for the conference submissions this year was significantly higher than last year, indicating an improvement in the quality of proposals."
Alternatives: "acceptance rate" or "approval ratio".
Evolution accepters mostly chose the option "the evidence is convincing and well supported" as their reason for acceptance, with the proportion increasing from over 70%tooverer 90% in level 4 students who had studied evolution beyond level 1.
"Meanwhile, the average acceptance rate – so the proportion of applicants across the sample who were accepted on to courses – has risen from 15.9% in 2010 to 17.4% in 2015," he said.
A college's acceptance rate, or the proportion of applicants it admits, counts towards its rank, and the more selective the college is, the better.
The methods used to validate the CDQ were as follows: Acceptance, assessed by the proportion of missing or invalid items.
When recommended, the proportion of acceptance of pertussis immunization was similar among mothers (164 of 258, 64%) and fathers (119 of 203, 59%; p = 0.279).
Although nearly 80% of the study patients had no prior computer-use experience, the overall proportion of acceptance and preference for the touch-screen mode were quite high and there was no significant difference across age groups or between computer-use experience groups.
In 2007, privately educated students made up 11% of the 256,000 acceptances but last year the proportion was 9% of 307,000.
In the end, we do expect that our minority presence will be higher than those first acceptances indicate, since the proportion of admitted minorities who actually enroll is likely to be higher than the proportion of whites".
Universities with the higher proportion of acceptances from white students from low participation neighbourhoods are Bishop Grosseteste (28%), Teesside (24%) and Sunderland (22%).
