The phrase "acceptable cause" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing reasons or justifications that are deemed appropriate or valid.
Example: "The committee agreed that the delay in submission was due to an acceptable cause, allowing for an extension."
Alternatives: "valid reason" or "justifiable cause".
First off, doctors are lazy, uninformed rich kids who have no clue what an acceptable cause of death is.
Any diagnosis that would be an acceptable cause of death on a death certificate is, if expected to be terminal, an acceptable diagnosis for hospice care.
Thus physicians have a central role as gatekeepers of the social security system in order to provide sickness benefit only to those who have a medically acceptable cause of sickness absence [ 3, 4].
Other states have also taken steps to tighten tenure requirements or reduce traditional job protections, like increasing probation periods before tenure is granted and expanding the acceptable causes for dismissing or not renewing a teacher's contract, according to the Education Commission of the States.
This account may claim that if one acts out of loyalty to the preferred group, it is morally acceptable to cause significant harm to innocent people not in that group.
Furthermore in this model, utility priority coefficients cause acceptable budget range and chance constraint shows the probability of reaching consensus.
Artificial lift is needed when reservoir drives do not sustain acceptable rates or cause fluids to flow at all in some cases.
The fact that in Europe, anti-Semitism has become so vicious, so vocal and acceptable, is a cause of great anguish for me". Recently, UNESCO and the Wiesenthal Center convened a conference in Paris on the upsurge of anti-Semitism.
We show that the modified local access control mechanism is scalable and causes acceptable area and power overhead.
An ideal power allocation scheme should maximize the system utility of M2M network while causing acceptable interference to the PU.
A general scheme of pathogenesis is well acceptable for all causes of sepsis.
