"insufficient acceptance" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a lack of agreement or approval, and can be used in a variety of contexts. Here are a few examples: - The company's new policy was met with insufficient acceptance from employees, leading to low morale and productivity. - Despite her hard work and dedication, the artist's latest exhibit received only insufficient acceptance from critics and audiences alike. - The immigration reform bill was ultimately abandoned due to insufficient acceptance from both political parties. - The proposal for a new community center faced challenges due to insufficient acceptance from local residents. - The athlete's performance was met with insufficient acceptance from the judges, resulting in a lower score than expected.
However, wastewater reuse implementation faces obstacles that include insufficient public acceptance, technical, economic and hygienic risks and further uncertainties caused by a lack of awareness, accepted standards, uniform guidelines and legislation.
However, it is unclear when quality is insufficient for acceptance of results into research studies.
We conclude that appropriate product design is important but insufficient to achieve consumer acceptance of insects as food in the West.
However, Kim (2007) pointed out that some traditional technology acceptance models are insufficient to explain users' acceptance behaviors toward new information and communication technology (ICT) (e.g., mobile payment technology) because consumers utilizing new ICT are automatically users of both the technology and the service.
High whole-blood TDP and breast milk thiamine reflected good compliance to provided thiamine; high prevalence of iron deficiency suggested insufficient dietary iron and low acceptance to ferrous sulfate supplements.
A strategy reliant upon trial-and-error alone is considered insufficient for developing an appropriate trust, acceptance and mental model.
Overall, only 4 of 42 (10%) of the integrators inside the containers were accepted, suggesting that insufficient steam entered those Steriset Containers to both melt the pellet in the integrator and cause the chemical to reach the acceptance line.
Finally, merely examining knowledge and acceptance of biological evolution is insufficient for a robust understanding of how to address the problems of BEE.
Although insufficient knowledge did not apparently hinder parents' acceptance of routine childhood vaccination, ignorance surrounding optional, particularly newly introduced vaccines, is undesirable.
Insufficient information is available describing patients' experiences and acceptance of this technology in the United States, where medical insurance coverage of the procedure is often limited.
In particular, though black service to the country created "favorable considerations" for the wider acceptance of their demands for justice, it remained an insufficient and "untenable" justification (Crummell, "New York Convention Address," 202).
