The phrase "acceptable construction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing grammar, architecture, or any situation where the validity or appropriateness of a structure is being evaluated.
Example: "The architect assured us that the design was an acceptable construction according to the latest building codes."
Alternatives: "permissible structure" or "valid formation".
The neusis postulate was a powerful tool in Viète's problem-solving arsenal: By assuming that the neusis problem could be solved, he expanded the domain of acceptable geometrical constructions beyond straightedge and compass.
One used this relation to derive an equation, and then, using a geometric procedure involving acceptable instruments of construction, one obtained points on the curve given by the roots of the equation.
The strength and shrinkage results lead to conclude that as much as 40% of RAP could be incorporated into the formulation of PCC (mix F40) and achieve properties that are acceptable for the construction of rigid pavements.
The strength and shrinkage results lead to conclude that as much as 40% of RAP could be incorporated into the formulation of PCC and achieve properties that are acceptable for the construction of rigid pavements.
Informed sources in the standards industry consider that it will be 3 5 years (probably the latter) before standards acceptable to a conservative construction industry are in place.
Fire safety consideration should form an unrenouncable part of any new product or technology developed to promote sustainable construction, and acceptable solutions to acute fire safety concerns must not pose a threat to the long term health of workers, fire fighters or the general public.
The slight amount of swelling (1.05) in TBA was acceptable in our device construction.
Reasons for this may be that women are more prone to remember their use of violence as they are transgressing a gender norm in using violence, whereas the use of violence is a more acceptable part of masculinity constructions and therefore may go more unnoticed or become normalized [ 11].
The Historic Districts Council said in a statement that although the design would be "acceptable, even amusing on a construction fence," the owner should develop a master plan for a true restoration, to be done a bit at a time.
