The phrase "accepting facilities" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is referring to places or services that allow or facilitate acceptance, such as in business or hospitality.
Example: "The hotel offers various accepting facilities for guests, including a 24-hour reception and online check-in."
Alternatives: "acceptance services" or "receiving amenities".
The sending facility institutional patient record, instead of the patient record from the accepting facility, was selected as the gold standard because it is at that point during the transfer that the data contained in both sources should be identical.
However, it is possible that variation in surfactant use across hospitals actually reflects differences the care provided before transfer, instead of differences in the quality of care provided by the accepting facility.
In elderly patients, transfer from non-PCI-capable facility to PCI-capable facility should be performed if there are contraindications to thrombolysis, failed thrombolysis, or if PCI can be performed at the accepting facility within 90 minutes of presentation to the first facility.
The Finance Ministry believes that a decision to accept facilities from donors is the responsibility of line ministries.
Owing to the continuing need for providing improved and universally accepted facilities to be used in radiation therapies, a number of recently published BNCT-related studies have focused on investigating appropriate neutron sources as alternatives for nuclear reactors.
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The survey revealed that one in five charities in the UK do not have facilities to accept online donations, despite the belief held by some 78% of organisations that the number of people donating online will increase in the next three years.
Still, incineration remains profitable for facilities accepting waste that is shipped hundreds of miles from eastern and southern Europe.
The State requires that all facilities accepting trauma patients (defined by ICD-9 code) are required to submit data quarterly to the Department of Public Health.
