The phrase "acceptable category" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing classifications or groupings that meet certain standards or criteria.
Example: "The items in this list fall under an acceptable category for our quality control measures."
Alternatives: "permissible classification" or "valid category".
"Mental", "lezza", and "Jesus Christ" have also been placed in the least offensive "socially acceptable" category, described as "well known" and "socially acceptable" by the regulator.
Wine in other packaging has long been lumped into the undrinkable or barely acceptable category, although some boxed wines are becoming more popular.
Only one country remains in the acceptable category.
The "acceptable" category was defined as the level of migration up to which all survival studies have lower revision rates than the standard.
Smokers, for example, may be too broad a category but Aboriginal smokers in remote areas may be a more acceptable category even if still not precise.
Moreover, these examples remind us that the transformation of bodily sensations into symptoms requires culturally acceptable categories, which may differ geographically and historically.
The score of most of the operations in various workstations resulted in Class I (acceptable posture) category.
Sequential therapy also achieved the acceptable effectiveness category (86 89 %, ITT) and was better than triple therapy (unacceptable category: <80 %, ITT) according to Graham's category [ 32].
All mandatory criteria have to be fulfilled to receive the lowest acceptable reliability category.
Table 5 shows that the average measure increased monotonically across rating scale categories for all domains of self- and proxy-reports; moreover, infit and outfit MNSQ statistics were acceptable for all categories except category 0 (almost always) in physical health domain for self-report.
INDIA.ARIE -- Her success last year was clouded by the uncomfortable feeling that India.Arie was chosen by the record industry to represent a category: acceptable black bohemian-spiritualist.
