The phrase "acceptable continuation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a continuation of a thought, action, or process that is deemed appropriate or satisfactory in a given context.
Example: "The proposal includes an acceptable continuation of the project timeline, ensuring that all deadlines are met."
Alternatives: "satisfactory extension" or "suitable follow-up".
It made an acceptable continuation of Balenciaga's decade-long men's collections under the leadership of the previous designer, Nicolas Ghesquière.
Participants listened to each sentence and pressed a response button to indicate whether the disambiguating word was an acceptable continuation of the sentence fragment they had heard.
When participants reject the disambiguating word as an acceptable continuation, they are indicating their sensitivity to a local, and temporary, syntactic ambiguity, which is disambiguated in a way that is inconsistent with the representation that they have incrementally developed up to that point.
Because all of the test sentences had acceptable continuations, 132 unambiguous sentences were included with clearly unacceptable continuations.
Although there is a larger proportion of acceptable compared with unacceptable continuations, any potential response bias arising from this should decrease the proportion of unacceptable judgements to the subordinate sentences, thereby biasing against our prediction that this condition should generate the largest number of unacceptable responses.
This is less than 10% of patients, which is acceptable for interpreting the evaluation of continuation rates, safety and efficacy of therapy.
Also the association of irreversible cardiac myocyte damage and long term sequelae with continuation of treatment (within acceptable maximal doses) has not been well exposed.
Evidence from South Africa and Zambia led to a change in the WHO HIV and infant feeding recommendations in 2010 [ 33] which now state that at six months, if replacement feeding is still not acceptable, feasible, affordable, sustainable and safe, continuation of breastfeeding with additional complementary foods is recommended.
Despite improvements in outcomes for children admitted to ICUs, there are cohorts of children who cannot be cured or have their physiological derangement reversed to an acceptable level. 1 5–7 In these cases, continuation of IC may be decided as no longer in the child's best interest and planning is required for withdrawal or withholding of further invasive IC therapy.
These include the adoption of an Interfant-99-based induction given its satisfactory CR rate and acceptable toxicity profile, the necessity of an extended continuation to prevent late relapse and mandating enhanced aggressive supportive care measures to minimize risk of infection.
Before switching to the planned subsequent line of therapy, the following criteria must be fulfilled: at least one reason to discontinue previous line of therapy, patient general conditions compatible with treatment continuation (at investigator's discretion), and acceptable residual toxicities from previous line of therapy.
