The phrase "quality acceptance" can be used in written English, but it may not be commonly used in everyday speech.
It is often used in technical or business contexts to refer to the process of evaluating and approving the quality of something, such as a product or service. Example: The company's strict standards for quality acceptance ensure that only the best products reach the market.
To evaluate the construction quality of asphalt pavement effectively, the anti-rutting performance index was recommended in view of the shortcomings of China's current construction quality acceptance system.
Examination cases such as the quality acceptance examination and engineering participation in acceptance examination are also described in the chapter.
A procedure is outlined regarding the use of this type of information for setting quality acceptance criteria, design allowables, damage tolerance, and retirement-for-cause criteria.
During that same period, Victor Vroom presented a decision-making tree to help managers determine how much to involve others in a decision on the basis of situational factors like the importance of decision quality, acceptance, speed and so on; see V.H. Vroom and P.W. Yetton, "Leadership and Decision-Making" (New York: John Wiley & Sons, 1973).
The localization results were stringently filtered for quality acceptance.
Here, the established peers of the academic disciplines define and decide on quality (acceptance and rejection of work).
The program was then tested against behavioral analyses made by human experts who had coded them for positive qualities like "acceptance" or negative qualities like "blame".
It inherently includes the quality of acceptance.
"Their quality and acceptance is only something we dreamed of years ago".
The purpose of this study was to identify combinations or profiles of peer (i.e., friendship quality, peer acceptance) and teacher (i.e., perceived support) relationship variables in physical education and then test for motivation-related differences among the emergent profiles.
We developed a model for intranet quality and acceptance; it was applied to data collected by the sales and marketing division of an international manufacturing company obtained via a Web survey (n = 131) and tested using partial least squares path modeling.
