The phrase "acceptable equipment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing standards or criteria for tools, devices, or machinery that meet certain requirements.
Example: "Before the event, we need to ensure that all the equipment we use is acceptable equipment for safety regulations."
Alternatives: "suitable equipment" or "appropriate equipment".
The panel wants to postpone the recall ballot until "the next regularly scheduled statewide election six months from now, when the secretary of state has assured that all counties will be using acceptable voting equipment".
"What the Americans said, and we backed them up in saying this, is that we wouldn't find it acceptable if equipment was transferred from Syria to Iraqi forces in the field, or there was any suggestion of any support being given by any elements in Iran to those troops attacking coalition forces, " Mr. Blair told the legislators.
The 3.9 and SS trim turns the Malibu from acceptable transportation equipment into a credible chariot.
It is not acceptable to have equipment taken off soldiers once their tours of duty end, he says.
Results show that a two-stage isolation could reduce the excitation transmission and make the vibration of carbody and equipment acceptable.
Furthermore, factors such as fatigue, training and experiential knowledge affect technicians performance when restoring equipment to acceptable functional state.
To be granted a licence an aerodrome operator must satisfy the CAA that: the physical conditions at the aerodrome, and its environs, are acceptable; the scale of equipment, and facilities provided, are adequate for the flying activities which are expected to take place; an effective safety management system is in place; and that staff are competent and, where necessary, suitably qualified.
The tremendous success in these ventures is attributed to the fact that NGOs can promptly hire more staff (especially female health care providers) at acceptable salaries, acquire specialized equipment and execute ideal projects serving one limited population in a specified geographic area.
"For the moment, the advantages given by nanotechnology to cycling equipment are totally acceptable to the UCI".
Nevertheless, where very-high-speed traction was concerned, it was impossible to contain within acceptable locomotive weight limits the equipment needed for equivalent high-power output under each system.
