The phrase "acceptable approaches" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing methods or strategies that are deemed suitable or permissible in a particular context.
Example: "In our research, we identified several acceptable approaches to address the issue of climate change."
Alternatives: "permissible methods" or "suitable strategies".
"I would say on space weapons as well, there is a possibility of finding more mutually acceptable options, more mutually acceptable approaches," he said.
The paper discusses the key issues and most acceptable approaches to environmental management in the construction industry.
Nortel could have accepted nonvoting stock shares or a variety of other governance restrictions that would have given Corning room to operate independently, but no acceptable approaches emerged in the talks.
To better assess acceptable approaches, FIH doses were computed from nonclinical studies and compared to the maximum tolerated doses (MTDs) in patients, to the highest human doses (HHDs) when an MTD was not identified, or to the recommended human dose (RHD) for blinatumomab.
Because the Afghan and American governments "don't have any practical and acceptable approaches for the solution of the crisis, the negotiation is going to be suspended," Mr. Hekmatyar was quoted as saying in a rambling essay written by Mr. Saeed, who provided a copy of the document and asked to be identified as the "head of the Afghan Nation Peace Council" in the European Union.
That's a big concession, DeCrappeo says, because those examples had become, de facto, the only acceptable approaches.
This is the only acceptable approach.
The only acceptable approach was, 'Support Clinton, attack Trump'.
The paper brings an engineering acceptable approach for anisochronic controllers.
Charging partisanship as a way to foreclose debate and principled compromise is not an acceptable approach to policymaking.
"That doesn't seem to be a logical or constitutionally acceptable approach in a democracy," Mr. Mauro said.
