The phrase "appropriateness and acceptability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the suitability or approval of a particular action, behavior, or idea in a given context.
Example: "The appropriateness and acceptability of the proposed changes will be evaluated during the meeting."
Alternatives: "suitability and approval" or "fittingness and endorsement".
The steering group decided that given that this tool worked in practice this should be considered as having constituted, in effect, an appropriate pilot for the evaluation study re the appropriateness and acceptability of the questionnaire.
After years of an older aesthetic's deconstruction, the blouse, with feminine dressmaking details, appears to be a cornerstone in rebuilding fashion from a confused era of anything goes to a new direction of appropriateness and acceptability after 9/11.
Face validity relates to the appropriateness and acceptability of the measure to the target population.
This paper reports on the appropriateness and acceptability of the intervention and the evaluation design.
The questionnaires will determine the appropriateness and acceptability of the programme.
Quality criteria such as appropriateness and acceptability may be important design drivers [ 54].
Careful selection of outcome measures for children is important to ensure appropriateness, feasibility and acceptability.
However, there are other authors in HTA and evaluation who will regard contextual and colloquial evidence more as complementary for establishing the effectiveness, appropriateness, feasibility and acceptability of a technology or procedure.
It should be noted that the different intervention components were pilot-tested for adequacy, appropriateness and cultural acceptability before actual implementation.
These include availability, appropriateness, affordability, approachability and acceptability of maternal care.
Each item was evaluated for its relevance, appropriateness of the wording used and acceptability in the local context.
