The phrase "acceptance stamp" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a document or item is officially marked to indicate that it has been accepted or approved.
Example: "Please ensure that the acceptance stamp is affixed to the contract before submitting it to the client."
Alternatives: "approval stamp" or "confirmation stamp".
A letter of invitation to the study, explaining the background to the research and the carer's potential role in the study was given to potential participants by a SHA adviser or the clinician at the regional HD genetics clinic, along with an acceptance slip and stamped, addressed envelope.
At the center of this dusty poem to grind and graft, the children seem older than their years, their small, serious faces stamped with acceptance of their lot.
The PLA says it will scrutinise appointments more closely and make secret inspections to stamp out the acceptance of bribes by recruitment officers.
What better way for Jews to signal their full acceptance into American society than by stamping their imprimatur — kosher certification — on that most American of food products, the hot dog?
Science process learning supports students' acceptance and understanding of scientific concepts and ideas (Stamp et al., 2006; Lombrozo et al., 2008) and works in a wide variety of settings (Senocak et al., 2007).
Her acceptance speech launched eight minutes of cheers, foot-stamping and tears.
He told Patheos, "I am working tirelessly to ensure that sectarian favoritism within the U.S. Military is stamped out in favor of religious acceptance for people of all or no faiths.
We can have workshops and office hours… developers could submit their applications or even their mock up designs for feedback or to get a stamp of approval, or a seal of acceptance — something along those lines.
Of course, with its dominant market share Google's stamp of approval is huge for RDFa's acceptance, and we'll probably begin to see more services follow suit (Drupal 7, for one, will include it by default).
Now American Muslims want to ensure that the stamp, which they saw as a symbol of their acceptance by Americans, does not become a symbol of their rejection.
