The phrase "acceptable fact" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing information or statements that are considered valid or reasonable within a certain context.
Example: "While some may disagree, it is an acceptable fact that climate change is influenced by human activity."
Alternatives: "valid point" or "recognized truth".
"In Russia, prostitution is almost an acceptable fact.
"It's not an acceptable fact of life," said John C. Killorin, the special agent in charge of the federal firearms bureau in Atlanta.
The fortunate Cayman Islands A breakthrough beckons Kaleidoscope Bad vibrations The Netherlands' Jan Peter Balkenende ReprintsThe problem, however, will be translating political logic into electorally acceptable fact.
When the club isn't doing as well as they think it should they will turn and show their disapproval, that's an acceptable fact of management today".
So acceptable, in fact, that LCD Soundsystem's James Murphy and Pat Mahoney are bringing their "Special Disco Version," an international D.J. tour of obscure vintage nightclub gems, to Manhattan's Santos Party House every other Wednesday starting Sept. 10.
So acceptable, in fact, that its CEO Scott Miller used the phrase "seriously nicely" to describe progress.
It is acceptable the fact that CuSCN has no absorption in visible region since it is a high bandgap p-semiconductor (~ 3.6 eV) [31].
Picking up new interests is socially acceptable; in fact, many people would see it as positive, a sign that there's still some fight in you, that you haven't yet succumbed to a life of getting drunk enough to do something stupid one night a week and spending the remainder of your nights getting slightly less drunk and talking about it.
As the vibrant discussion of just how much truth bending is acceptable in fact-based movies shows, authenticity — or at least the perception of authenticity — still counts.
In total, 86% of the participants on Scenario 1 and 82% on Scenario 2 reported results in the range considered acceptable ("essential facts" reported correctly with 2 or fewer errors).> In addition to the above analysis of the scenario as a whole, each item was also discretely evaluated to ensure validity for field use (Tables 4 and 5).
A central legal issue in the new case is whether an acceptable substitute in fact exists.
