The phrase "acceptable availability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the adequacy or suitability of the availability of a service, product, or resource.
Example: "The project requires acceptable availability of resources to ensure timely completion."
Alternatives: "satisfactory availability" or "sufficient availability".
Generally, data accuracy demands the synchrophasor measurements, such as phasor measurements, frequency and ROCOF estimates, and time synchronization, within acceptable errors; data availability requires the measurement data to be complete, consistent, and without loss; and data timeless refers to the measurement data delivered to their destinations within acceptable latencies.
While this is in line with current guidelines [ 1, 23], it remains unknown whether this strategy is still acceptable, given the availability of therapies and the unpredictable natural course of the disease in individual patients Another reason for not treating might be that, according to current guidelines, no particular drug received a strong recommendation.
Although keeping SD2 low causes reduction in throughput and increased transmission delay, nonetheless this may be an acceptable option considering the availability of a shared channel backup.
A contract specifies acceptable variations on the availability of these properties and how service replacement can be negotiated to keep the QoS of the application within the acceptable limits.
The results also show that CTPKM minimizes risk (i.e., information leakout) using an optimal trust threshold while maximizing service availability with acceptable communication overhead incurred by trust and key management operations.
As a result, public health advocates have been turning toward programs designed to make smoking less socially acceptable... Reducing the availability of cigarettes is another step in this direction.
Access to care was also a new labelled domain and covered the availability of acceptable mental health services when needed.
Success in improving access to care is nevertheless predicated on improving the availability of acceptable and effective therapies.
This, together with the availability of acceptable substitutes, was the reason that these two highly toxic OP insecticides were selected for the study.
Considering the existence of a detectable pre-clinical period and availability of acceptable and accurate screening tests, screening for diabetes seems logical.
