The phrase "acceptance year" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to applications, admissions, or approvals, typically referring to the year in which something was accepted or approved.
Example: "The acceptance year for the scholarship program was 2022, and many applicants were thrilled to receive their notifications."
Alternatives: "year of acceptance" or "year of approval".
But over the decades she "discovered that she could write her way into acceptance; year by year, book by book, she came to be wholly embraced...
A born outsider in a stifling, hypocritical, yet tantalizingly charming society, Welty discovered that she could write her way into acceptance; year by year, book by book, she came to be wholly embraced.
Today it is run by quoted corporations instead of the Mob and is confident of winning public acceptance.Last year some 54.1m people more than a quarter of American adults visited a casino, on average six times each.
No significant correlation was found between overall or dermal acceptance and years of professional experience, profession or number of gel portions used for surgical hand disinfection (Pearson's correlation; P>0.05).
There are hundreds, if not thousands, of rescinded acceptances every year.
These are out of your control, and actually make up only a small number of Ivy League acceptances each year.
Lewis Hamilton is shelving his Sports Personality of the Year acceptance speech for another year".
I have delivered an acceptance speech every year since I was a child, and it's always a killer.
Mr. Favreau recalled a debate among campaign advisers about how much Mr. Obama should talk about Dr. King in the acceptance speech that year.
Morrison, the former army chief who was recognised for gender equality, diversity and inclusion, used his Australian of the Year acceptance speech to rally support.
Students who are not selected for either subject in the spring term are guaranteed acceptance the following year in either the fall or spring term.
