"poor acceptance" is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is usually used to describe a lack of enthusiasm for an idea, product, or plan. For example: The poor acceptance of the newly launched smartphone meant sales were lower than expected.
This is mainly due to poor acceptance and adherence among users in wearing these devices.
The results indicated a significant increase in seat belt use from 81% to 96%, but ratings of driver acceptance were low, indicating poor acceptance.
It has been argued that the label given to unexplained neurological symptoms is an important contributor to their often poor acceptance, and there has been recent debate on proposals to change the name from conversion disorder.
Obstructive sleep apnoea is ideally treated by continuous positive airway pressure, but other options are needed because its clinical effectiveness is limited by poor acceptance and tolerance, which results in suboptimal compliance.
Our recruitment experience reflected the difficulties of conducting research in the real world where changes in economic conditions, staff turnover/layoff, inadequate medical records, and poor acceptance of research can significantly impact study plans.
e. Japan, Korea and Singapore are afflicted by their lack of experienced entrepreneurs, role models, poor acceptance of failure and risk-aversion.
The biased data can impede the actual need of target user and inferences obtained may not reveal the true nature of the problem leading to poor acceptances to target community.
Liver biopsy is required for staging hepatic fibrosis in patients with chronic hepatitis C, but it is an expensive procedure with occasional complications and poor patient acceptance.
Despite the traditional resistance of the Bedouins to any restraining central authority, by 631 Muhammad was able to exact from the majority of their tribes at least nominal adherence to Islam, payment of the zakāt, a tax levied on Muslims to support the poor, and acceptance of Medinan envoys.
In reality, the only thing brilliant about the Segway is how brilliantly poor its acceptance has been.
Users still have to deal with countless passwords and registration procedures, while governments suffer from poor online acceptance and merchants experience high fraud costs.
