The phrase "a range of acceptable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the limits or boundaries of what is considered acceptable in a particular context, such as standards, behaviors, or practices.
Example: "The committee established a range of acceptable responses to ensure that all feedback was constructive and relevant."
Alternatives: "a spectrum of acceptable" or "a variety of acceptable".
The investigator is able to adjust the upper and lower limits of a range of acceptable nuclear areas, such that cells within the specified range are accepted for analysis, whereas those out of the range are rejected.
This technique celebrated the ummah's collective memory and established a range of acceptable disagreement.
Since most of us, have unique body chemistry it's not surprising to have a range of acceptable Vitamin D3 values.
Thus, in Ms. Blank's construct, emerged a comprehensive desire to define both a heterosexual being and a range of acceptable heterosexual behaviors.
The board's authorization allowed BP's chief executive, Robert W. Dudley, to negotiate the final terms for BP's sale of its Russian holdings within a range of acceptable combinations of cash and shares, the executive with knowledge of the decision said.
The optimum die design parameters covering a range of acceptable effective strain and strain homogeneity, filling fraction of the die exit channel and pressing load are proposed as being 60 mm and 2 for length of the deformation zone and diameter ratio, respectively.
Notes a diversification of patterns, from a single desirable model to a range of socially acceptable choices.
In central banking, the commitment to act in such a decisive manner helps to anchor expectations within a range of outecomes acceptable to monetary policy makers – if conditions diverge, the bank would step in to re-establish outcomes that fit its policy objectives.
It implies, first, that the owner is at liberty to us the object as he pleases (within a range of generally acceptable uses).
This is an increasingly complex issue with a range of scientifically acceptable options of disease control and livestock marketing opening up before decision makers (for a review see Scoones et al. 2010).
4) Help to identify a range of morally acceptable options within the context.
