Acceptance Testing

This is a type of test performed by users, customers, or other authorized entities to determine application/software requirements and business processes.

Literal Meanings of Acceptance Testing

Acceptance:

Meanings of Acceptance:

Acceptance of the offer of something, especially with consent, approval or satisfaction, approval of a favorable reception.
Believing in something Approval, approval.
Acceptance status.
The usual or generally accepted meaning of a word or phrase.
The consent and obligation of the person to whom the bill of exchange is drawn to pay it on time in the terms of the acceptance of the bill of exchange, even if it is an acceptance.
Approval of the promotion, offer or condition of another person by means of an action leading to the conclusion of a legally binding contract, receipt or acceptance of the good purchased as purchased or as agreed to deliver, or taking possession of the property as owner.
The act of an authorized government official whereby the government consents to ownership of existing and identified supplies or authorizes the provision of specified services under contract or in its entirety.
List of horses allowed to participate in the races.
A conserved property of light in an optical system that characterizes the propagation of light in terms of angle and area: it is the product of the cross section (normal to the direction of propagation) and the solid angle on which it is based.

Sentences of Acceptance

Accept a gift, job, education, etc.

Synonyms of Acceptance

light-gathering power, light-collecting power, acceptance, throughput, geometric extent, AΩ product, light grasp, optical extent

Testing:

Meanings of Testing:

Finish (gold, silver, etc.) in a cork or cupellation.
Test to confirm truth, authenticity, or quality through experience, principle, or standard to be tested.
(Academic) To administer or assign (to someone) an exam often taken during the academic term.
Expose the product or equipment to daily and/or extreme conditions and test durability, etc.
Prove by testing.
Research or test, for example, with a reagent.
Notarial deed and date (document).
Make a will or testament.
The act of testing, testing, testing.
Difficult.