The phrase "acceptable always" is not correct in standard written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to express that something is always deemed acceptable, but it would typically require rephrasing for clarity.
Example: "The guidelines provided are acceptable always, regardless of the situation."
Alternatives: "always acceptable" or "consistently acceptable".
("I don't accept this mantra that 'once accepted' behavior is now being challenged. The people who endured [abuse], whether it was in the 1950s, the 1970s, the 19-whatevers, never felt it was acceptable, always knew that it was in some way injurious").
("I don't accept this mantra that 'once accepted' behaviour is now being challenged. The people who endured [abuse], whether it was in the 1950s, the 1970s, the 19-whatever, never felt it was acceptable, always knew that it was in some way injurious").
What I wanted a question that said, In the circumstances under which a woman might consider an abortion, is continuing the pregnancy always acceptable, usually acceptable, rarely acceptable, or never acceptable?
Irvine then became one of the acceptable – though always a bad boy.
But it is alarming to notice that even though more people know about this now, it seems to be just as acceptable as always.
It may be that opinions about what is morally acceptable have always been fluid, but the current of change is moving faster today than ever before.
By considering larger n-grams, miRCluster can achieve acceptable accuracy (always over 90%), but the side effect is also obvious.
"In the circumstances under which a woman might consider an abortion, is abortion always acceptable, often acceptable, rarely acceptable, or always unacceptable?
Using the pronoun "I" is almost always acceptable in personal writing, and the pronoun "you" is almost always acceptable in letters and how-to's.
Fourteen percent, not 18percentt, said it was always acceptable to share music online; 44percentt, not 45percentt, said it was sometimes acceptable if the sharing was among a limited number of friends or acquaintances, one of whom owned the CD.
Even if we can come to accept change in body parts, better appearance, etc, as socially acceptable, there will always be a time of reckoning with death and the human condition.
