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Discover LudwigThe phrase "acceptable after" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is permissible or allowed following a certain condition or event.
Example: "The proposal will be considered acceptable after all necessary revisions have been made."
Alternatives: "permissible following" or "allowed post".
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Ofcom deemed the same episode acceptable after an investigation following its original broadcast in 2008.
(Why it would be acceptable after a semicolon, but not after a period, is baffling to me).
But the agency then said that trace amounts of melamine were acceptable after they were found in formula made in the United States.
It is also a symbol of a separateness that no longer seems acceptable after London was attacked by home-grown suicide bombers last year.
Investigations found the mortality rate was acceptable after all but that the unit had been red-flagged because it had failed to submit complete data, which meant it could not know whether its operations were safe or not.
Many Nebraskans — including Gov. Dave Heineman, a Republican, and some members of the state's Congressional delegation — resisted that plan even though the State Department, which has jurisdiction over the project, found it acceptable after extensive review.
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Provide a list of acceptable after-school snacks.
You feel obligated to help your kids rise through the ranks of whatever is socially acceptable, sought-after, and superior.
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We only reached an acceptable agreement after much parental disquiet and several days of strike action by NUT members.
Striker Wayne Rooney, captain for the night, admitted victory was the only acceptable outcome after their recent struggles.
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