The phrase "acceptable documents" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to documents that meet certain criteria or standards for approval or acceptance in a specific context.
Example: "Please submit your application along with all acceptable documents to ensure a smooth processing of your request."
Alternatives: "approved documents" or "valid documents".
Other acceptable documents include military IDs, passports, divorce decrees, concealed-handgun licenses — even temporary driving permits.
The list of acceptable documents includes a foreign or American driver's license, an electoral card, and a national identity card.
They filed legislation that would eliminate court orders recognizing a sex change from the list of acceptable documents for marriage license applicants.
In the law, Congress listed examples of documents that could be used to show citizenship, and it said the secretary of health and human services could "by regulation" specify other acceptable documents.
But he had none of the acceptable documents.
Participants supplied documentation demonstrating both their identity and exposure using a combination of Court-defined acceptable documents.
As a result, Texas reached an agreement with the Department of Justice to allow voters without an accepted form of ID to cast a ballot if they showed a voter registration card and an acceptable document and signed a declaration saying they could not obtain acceptable identification.
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An acceptable document must be current (not expired) and it must show your name, identifying information and preferably a recent photograph.
Other types of acceptable documentation you can bring include your current, valid drivers license, a birth certificate, a valid passport, certified marriage certificate, or notarized court documents.
However, these approaches are known to require long execution times in order to produce acceptable quality documents, and usually present poor convergence to optimal solutions when given (often conflicting) multiple aesthetic criteria [12, 21].
