The phrase "acceptance system" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to processes or frameworks that involve accepting inputs, applications, or requests, such as in technology, psychology, or organizational settings.
Example: "The acceptance system for new applicants ensures that all submissions are thoroughly reviewed before a decision is made."
Alternatives: "approval framework" or "admission process".
Thus, "S accepts that A" would initially be in S's acceptance system, but not A itself.
To evaluate the construction quality of asphalt pavement effectively, the anti-rutting performance index was recommended in view of the shortcomings of China's current construction quality acceptance system.
The book also focuses on item qualification, item acceptance, system testing, system evaluation, system feedback, and product models.
With the new associative integration method, a preliminary order acceptance system (OAS) prototype system has been implemented within an ERP order management system and its conceptual structure model is demonstrated within a multi-facet feature framework.
Regarding social acceptance, System III can be considered as a reasonable compromise.
In Lehrer (1990), the relevant part is the "acceptance system" of the person, consisting of reports to the effect that the subject accepts this and that.
GLOBAL PAYMENT TECHNOLOGIES INC., Hauppauge, N.Y., a leading manufacturer of currency acceptance systems, authorized the repurchase of up to 300,000 shares of common stock.
Merchants must cater to this market need with sophisticated card acceptance systems.
This indicates, how at the same time, it is simple and complex, but feasible with continuous education, feedbacks and good acceptance systems for hand hygiene.
And there's only one processor of credit cards that isn't associated with a US bank, so we didn't have a lot of choice [of payment-acceptance systems]." The recent Supreme Court decision in Canada allows only medical marijuana patients to produce their own extracts, which means none of Canada's existing licenses permit producers to "squeeze oil," as Cole Cacciavillani of Aphria puts it.
The verification process should consist of three classes of verification: item qualification, item acceptance, and system test and evaluation.
