The phrase "acceptable feasibility" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the practicality or viability of a proposed plan or idea, indicating that it meets certain standards or criteria.
Example: "After reviewing the project proposal, we concluded that the acceptable feasibility of the plan justifies moving forward with the next steps."
Alternatives: "viable feasibility" or "reasonable feasibility".
Feasibility of ulnar and peroneal studies was acceptable; feasibility of sural and myography studies was low.
The current international multicentre study demonstrated acceptable feasibility and completeness in reporting trauma data using a common template.
The personal interviews demonstrate that the Chinese version of the FACT-Cx, in terms of its understandability and administration, has acceptable feasibility.
Nearly all patients completed the SIPP twice, at the beginning and at the end of RT, which is an indication of an acceptable feasibility of the screening instrument.
Computer-administrated versions of the SEIQoL-DW and SEIQoL-DR were used which have been shown to have acceptable feasibility and validity [ 9, 17].
During pilot testing, all the items on the MMQL-AF were completed in 6 12 minutes, indicating acceptable feasibility of the Japanese version of the MMQL-AF.
In conclusion, this large series of allogeneic HCT in MF/SS confirms feasibility, acceptable NRM (19 28%) and evidence of benefit in an advanced cohort of MF/SS patients.
These assessments require empirical evidence of their acceptable reliability, validity, feasibility, and sensitivity to change when used in routine outcome evaluations [ 8].
Funnel-shaped opening ends are more or less visual and different values of the maximal coefficient with orthopedic feasibility are acceptable.
To address these issues, this paper proposes a novel joint chance constrained programming (JCCP) method to fulfill an acceptable level of constraint feasibility for optimal simultaneous expansion planning of HV/MV substations and multiple-DG units along with robust MV feeder routing problem.
Although 71% thought their partners will find microbicide acceptable, apprehensions about the feasibility of and consequences of failed discreet use were evident.
