The phrase "agent acceptance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to agreements, contracts, or processes where an agent acknowledges or agrees to certain terms or conditions.
Example: "The agent acceptance of the contract was confirmed via email before proceeding with the transaction."
Alternatives: "agent approval" or "agent acknowledgment".
Mohun arranged a period of five minutes between his resignation as commercial agent and acceptance of the post of consul so that he could accept his Order of the Lion without contravening the US constitutions Title of Nobility Clause that prohibits those holding public office from accepting gifts from foreign powers.
As agents gain acceptance as a technology, there is a growing need for practical methods for developing agent applications.
A list of priorities is provided, including the need for additional epidemiological and wildlife studies, the derivation of a coordinated testing strategy, agreement on the toxicities expected of endocrine disrupting agents, and acceptance that whole animal assays will be uniquely critical in this area of toxicology.
L. 115 141, § 101(g)(1), substituted "community-based certifying acceptance agent" for "community-based certified acceptance agent".
The acceptance agent program as in existence on the date of the enactment of this Act [Dec. 18, 2015] and ways to expand the geographic availability of agents through the community-based certified acceptance agent program under subsection (c).
L. 115 141, § 101(g)(2), substituted "Internal Revenue Service, a community-based certifying acceptance agent approved by the Secretary," for "Internal Revenue Service".
In overall, addition of Na2EDTA chelating agent enhances charge acceptance, 10 20% improvement in discharge capacity and cycle life of the lead acid batteries.
To evaluate the effectiveness of hydroxyzine as a premedication agent for the acceptance of facial mask during induction of general anaesthesia in children.
in the case of an applicant who resides outside of the United States, by mail or in person to an employee of the Internal Revenue Service, a community-based certifying acceptance agent approved by the Secretary, or a designee of the Secretary at a United States diplomatic mission or consular post.
