The correct options are Assurance that the delivered solution complies with applicable laws and regulations, Independent third party attestation, Assurance that the delivered solution is complete, and Assurance that the delivered solution is correct and meets the agreed specifications.

Assurance that the delivered solution complies with applicable laws and regulations is confirmed because acceptance audits must verify that the system implements required legal and regulatory controls and that evidence such as policies, logs, and procedural records demonstrate compliance.

Independent third party attestation is part of the acceptance phase when an external auditor or assessor provides an objective evaluation and reduces conflicts of interest and it increases stakeholder confidence in the delivered solution.

Assurance that the delivered solution is complete means auditors check that all agreed deliverables, components, and supporting documentation are present and that no required artifacts or integrations are missing.

Assurance that the delivered solution is correct and meets the agreed specifications relates to functional and non functional verification and validation and it ensures that the system behaves as specified and that security and operational requirements are met.

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