The phrase "acceptable answer to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether a response meets certain criteria or standards in a given context.
Example: "The committee will review the submissions to determine if they provide an acceptable answer to the questions posed."
Alternatives: "satisfactory response to" or "suitable answer for".
While his face remains composed, there's an internal scrabbling for an acceptable answer to the question.
For many parents and their advocates, the only acceptable answer to the overcrowding is to build more schools.
"Steps," in my opinion, and I would venture to guess in the opinion of most human teachers, is an acceptable answer to the question.
From South Africa, then, Galgut has a candid, vexing, but ultimately acceptable answer to Claire Armitstead's tweet: the events in In a Strange Room happened, but the book is not predicated on facts, it's predicated on truth, which is a function of art and art's inventions.
Dr. Wheeler at first resisted this conclusion, leading to a confrontation with Dr. Oppenheimer at a conference in Belgium in 1958, in which Dr. Wheeler said that the collapse theory "does not give an acceptable answer" to the fate of matter in such a star.
It is my greatest regret that professors and scholars at "the preeminent public university in America" don't have an acceptable answer to my question, and are especially unable to produce an implementable solution we can expedite before greed, poverty, violence, disease and global warming overwhelm our civilization.
From the beginning, an effective relationship becomes a collaborative search for acceptable answers to the client's real concerns.
But if he gets acceptable answers to his letters to the committee and elsewhere, he says, he may withdraw some of his more than a dozen detailed amendments.
Finding no acceptable answers to his perplexities, he chooses to put his faith instead in a joyful appreciation of the fleeting and sensuous beauties of the material world.
There are, at best, about six acceptable answers to any life situation.
The likelihood for women to give culturally acceptable answers to the interviewer constitutes a real concern.
