The phrase "acceptable basis" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing criteria or standards that are deemed satisfactory for a particular purpose or situation.
Example: "The committee agreed that the proposed plan provided an acceptable basis for moving forward with the project."
Alternatives: "satisfactory foundation" or "suitable ground".
Recognition of project-based experiences as an acceptable basis for master's level education, an approach being increasingly accepted in Canadian universities, has been actively discussed – but, for the time being, has been rejected for application in the Ecuadorian context.
The two governments called the document "fair, balanced and justified" and asked leaders from rival Catholic and Protestant parties to decide by Monday whether it was an acceptable basis for resolving an impasse that is threatening the home-rule legislature.
For Darfuris this is hardly an acceptable basis for negotiations, even as Khartoum successfully insists on enshrining the terms of the agreement - including as a condition of its accepting the new ceasefire.
Russia, a leading ally of the Assad government, has long pointed to the Geneva agreement, which calls for the creation of a transitional government and for talks between the antagonists, as the only acceptable basis for resolving the conflict.
That was not enough to keep the British happy, and it cut farm spending too steeply for France, with Prime Minister Jean-Marc Ayrault dismissing the new blueprint as "in no way an acceptable basis for negotiation".
Bank of America had nothing to add beyond a terse statement: "The bank group has been in discussions for some time with the orchestra to help it resolve its debt on an acceptable basis and operate at a sustainable level," Shirley Norton, the bank's spokesman, wrote in an e-mail.
Then there are those who credit French feminists for offering an acceptable philosophical basis for parity.
There are many possible wavelets to generate an acceptable orthonormal basis for the CWT.
In VV ECMO, mechanical ventilation is minimized and hematocrit is kept at around 40%; SpO2 of 80% and PaO2 of 40 mm Hg are acceptable (the basis for this statement can be reviewed in the ELSO guidelines and by a review of the equations involved with the oxygen content of arterial and venous blood).
It would also make the conclusions reached by reviews more readily acceptable as a basis for future WHO guidelines and other recommendations, and would provide a more rational basis for setting priorities for future research.
This study is seeking to establish acceptance criteria based on a rigorous testing program and statistical analyses to establish acceptable correlations as basis for quantitative assessment of infrared scans.
