"technology acceptability" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when discussing whether a certain technology is acceptable or not. For example, "The debate around technology acceptability can often be contentious."
Then, we use constructs from the technology acceptance model (TAM) – which have been consistently shown to be key determinants of technology acceptance in the extant literature – to compare the acceptability of the mechanism under three different information regimes.
For policy makers, the evidence needs to address feasibility constraints such as money, technology and acceptability of evidence-based innovations by the beneficiaries.
We developed a qualitative research study involving farmers as both producers and consumers to gauge the understanding of GM crop technology, its acceptability, and identifying issues of concern.
We show these approaches' distinct modes of risk and impact determination, risk and impact assessment, and adoption of stances on technologies' social acceptability.
There are theories on the table ranging from environmental lead pollution to more effective policing and crime prevention technology, or the acceptability of physical punishment and our growing sensitivity to child abuse.
As mentioned, a practical concern of voice-tag technology is user acceptability.
Individual interviews were conducted to gain insight into individual understanding of GM crop technology and its acceptability to the individual farmers.
The FTNS is a useful tool to assess the impact of uncertainty and risk perception in relation to new technologies upon the acceptability of particular food.
Finally we consider the feasibility of the proposed system in relation to technology readiness and public acceptability.
This fast-growing technology has gained high acceptability for its broad scope and application, especially in microfabrication of electronic components and medical implants.
