The phrase "acceptable as such" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is deemed acceptable in its current form or state without needing further modification.
Example: "The proposal was reviewed and deemed acceptable as such, allowing us to move forward with the project."
Alternatives: "satisfactory as is" or "suitable in this form".
As acceptable as such behavior is in other worlds, it's a risky move in art.
"I don't think it's acceptable as such.
Being a food-deficit continent, the extensive use of food crops to produce biomass for large scale plants in Africa is hardly ethically acceptable as such as they may shift land use, water use, and human and capital resources away from food production.
A spokesman for the DMV said they'll allow small smiles but "I-won-the-lottery-type" grins aren't acceptable (as such, these characters certainly won't want to move to New Jersey any time soon).
There may be more than one fair price — you may find a range of such prices acceptable, as may also occur if your probability for E is vague.
Moreover, what Tehran wants in these negotiations in terms of its regional role and guaranteeing its influence beyond its borders is not acceptable, especially as such sought-after influence is based not just on controlling the fate of Iraq, but also that of Syria -- and that is unacceptable at both the Arab and Western levels at the moment.
They noted that most traditionalist parliamentarians represented communities where discrimination against women was culturally entrenched and acceptable, and, as such, these parliamentarians argued that the legislation did not align with their culture.
"A key element of the delivery model is to have the girls in safe places -- places that the community deems as acceptable such as a health center or the backyard of the mayor's office," Sadou explains.
3 Indeed, it is known to be a higher rate of misreporting of smoking among the groups in which it is not considered as acceptable, such as pregnant women and patients with smoking-related diseases.
I know, for instance, that I'm capable of faking others out by using an excuse that is seen as socially acceptable, such as doing anything that involves service to others.
A second paradigm would involve a generally acceptable gift, such as an inexpensive ballpoint pen given as a token of appreciation for purchasing a competitively priced high-quality product.
