The phrase "acceptable based on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing criteria or standards that determine whether something is deemed acceptable.
Example: "The proposal was deemed acceptable based on the committee's evaluation of its feasibility and alignment with our goals."
Alternatives: "considered acceptable according to" or "regarded as acceptable due to".
In the socio-legal sense, considerations of the number and sexes of the parties are crucial, because it permits only one rigidly narrow view of what is acceptable, based on ancient religious views which do not reflect much about human reality or need.
"We can even discuss the issue of suspension, which is not acceptable based on any logic," he said.
Which risk is acceptable based on the use context?
Probe sensitivity is extremely important, and the sensitivity of biotin-labeled probes is acceptable based on our studies.
The former is acceptable based on estimated environmental releases and resultant dose to members of the public; the latter exceeds regulatory limits.
This process continued in blocks of four participants until a determination was made that the readability and relevance were acceptable based on consensus agreement among the participants in the block.
If a link is judged acceptable one based on the current teaching or learning material, the goal map is modified to accept the link.
Table 3 Risk characterization for acceptable intake levels TTC-based acceptable intakes Develop compound-specific limits when carcinogenicity data available Acceptable intakes based on compound-specific risk assessments Acceptable intakes based on Less than lifetime (staged TTC) limit concept Acceptable total daily intakes for multiple impurities Exceptions and flexibility in approaches.
cART was defined as ≥3 ARVs that met one of the acceptable combinations, based on 2006 DHHS treatment guidelines.
Thus, cost differences in the health and long-term care sector are an acceptable base on which to estimate excess expenditures for dementia patients within the social security system [ 15].
"Affirmative action would still be acceptable, but based on need, not on race," he said.
