The phrase "an increasing acceptability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the growing acceptance or approval of a particular idea, behavior, or trend over time.
Example: "The study revealed an increasing acceptability of remote work among employees, highlighting a shift in workplace culture."
Alternatives: "growing acceptance" or "rising approval".
A positive contrast effect was observed for the flavored product when it was presented after the plain product, resulting in an increased acceptability score for the flavored product however, the effect was small.
Further analysis showed that such higher acceptability was mediated by the perception of A/H1N1 influenza-pandemic illness as a "severe" or "very severe" disease with an increased acceptability depending on the number of children in the household.
The World Health Organisation suggests that simplification of the medical abortion regime will contribute to an increased acceptability of medical abortion, among women as well as providers.
Underlying these changes in partnership rates are social determinants [ 4, 10, 11] including an increased acceptability of pre- and extramarital sex, a booming cash economy, urbanization, a growing male-to-female ratio arising from the one-child policy [ 12], and an increasingly mobile labor force.
Given marijuana's increasing acceptability as a supposedly legitimate treatment for a growing list of health conditions, Dr. Ira Chasnoff, a pediatrician and researcher specializing in prenatal alcohol and drug exposure, fears that that percentage will grow as more states legalize pot.
But before you turn over the page to the job vacancies, maybe you should consider what makes your job such a painful bore, and how the increasing acceptability of holistic therapies in the workplace could help.
Increasing acceptability of interventions is likely to be a difficult process.
They say the outpouring of condemnation at the "outrage" of a mosque close to the "hallowed ground" of the World Trade Centre site also goes hand in hand with the increasing acceptability of what they describe as hate speech.
For one, the table shows that average values increase with increasing acceptability.
The introduction of complementary policy instruments and the use of road user charging revenue to support such policies are critical to increasing acceptability [30, 31, 59, 62].
