The phrase "accepting procedures" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is discussing the processes or methods that are approved or recognized for a particular task or operation.
Example: "The organization is committed to accepting procedures that ensure safety and compliance in all operations."
Alternatives: "approved methods" or "recognized protocols".
However, confidentiality and 'trust' in the caregivers (particularly those familiar to them) not to divulge personal details was considered crucial in accepting procedure.
This includes international guidelines on radiation safety and dosimetry, accepted procedures for instrument specification, acceptance testing and quality control, and standards for digital image storage and transfer.
Accreditation of ambassadors or other chiefs of mission is handled in accordance with internationally accepted procedures, but appointment of both ambassadors and other officers follows the constitutional practice of individual states.
Most commonly, the budget refers to the central government as a consolidated institution in which the executive, legislative, and judicial branches follow accepted procedures to manage income and outflows for a given time period.
The study, conducted by the Federal Health Care Financing Administration and published today in the Journal of the American Medical Association, looked at whether 22 widely accepted procedures and medications were administered to Medicare patients, mainly the elderly and people with physical and mental disabilities, who suffered from six specific illnesses.
Both colonoscopy and flexible sigmoidoscopy are accepted procedures for colorectal cancer (CRC) screening in the United States.
Currently, there are no universally accepted procedures regarding capacity assessment for critical ill patients.
However, in terms of synthesis of reactive systems, there are no generally accepted procedures that can capture both reaction and hybrid reactive/separation possibilities.
Work in belief mode lends itself to scripted procedures: There are accepted procedures for hypothesis testing (often presented as "the scientific method") and models of rational argument, an enduringly popular one being that of Toulmin ([1958]).
In particular, drawing on an extensive psychometric and statistical literature, we argue that secondary analysts, following generally accepted procedures, can indeed draw valid and useful results from LSAS databases.
