The phrase "acceptable contribution" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a contribution that meets certain standards or criteria in a specific context, such as in discussions about work, projects, or community involvement.
Example: "The committee reviewed all submissions and determined that only those that met the criteria would be considered an acceptable contribution to the project."
Alternatives: "satisfactory input" or "valid contribution".
Dissertation: the fourth and fifth years are devoted to the dissertation, which should be a substantial and original contribution acceptable to the Committee on Modern Thought and Literature.
Thus community networks/groups in this study setting highlight the importance of communities in providing effective, acceptable and collective contribution to obstetric emergencies' management.
This is less about ego and more about the effect of unconscious bias: by considering the back to be acceptable, we're accepting that the contributions of this woman are second to the contributions of the man on the front.
"The severe felony punishment and sex offender registration imposed on Wilson make no measurable contribution to acceptable goals of punishment," she wrote.
Over the past few years, there have been various intimations that wet-nursing or cross-nursing - women feeding other people's babies - is becoming more acceptable, but the celebrity contribution to this debate has been controversial, to say the least.
If food levels of quinolones are controlled to within the acceptable minimum residual levels, the contribution from this route of potential exposure should be minimal.
It is important that the announcement be clear about any restrictions on the types of cost (e.g., in-kind contributions) that are acceptable as cost sharing.
It also is important that the announcement be clear about any restrictions on the types of cost (e.g., in-kind contributions) that are acceptable as cost sharing.
This money would be used to pay for the general necessities of society – the armed forces, the police, the judicial system and to top up the monthly contributions into the personal savings accounts of the poorest, those who were unable to keep their own contributions at an acceptable level to guarantee a reasonable future pension and the like.
