The phrase "acceptable flow" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a level of fluidity or coherence in writing, speech, or processes that meets certain standards or expectations.
Example: "The report was well-structured, and the acceptable flow of ideas made it easy to follow."
Alternatives: "satisfactory flow" or "suitable flow".
The LD sample, however, when processed at acceptable flow rates allowed to be substantially improved when the sample was ground down to a smaller particle size.
Firstly, an optimum sand grading was selected based on the maximum compressive strength and acceptable flow of a typical RPC mixture keeping the proportions of its ingredients constant.
Most importantly it will be challenging for ISPs using a central controller to maintain an acceptable flow set up time and a global network view given the geographically distributed locations of the network elements in a WAN.
The purpose of this retrospective study was to find an acceptable flow velocity at the ECC following the completion of a total cavo-pulmonary connection (TCPC) via transesophageal echocardiography.
The composite micro-channels show acceptable flow resistance, significant enhancement of heat transfer and dramatic improvement of flow boiling stability, which indicates a promising prospect for the application in forced convective heat transfer.
For expiratory parameters, three adequate and acceptable flow volume curves were produced in accordance with conventional ATS/ERS criteria [ 9].
At least three technical acceptable flow-volume maneuvers were performed and the highest values were taken.
However, some of these trials included one or two maneuvers with acceptable flow-volume and volume-time curves.
Also test results were included which were obtained from otherwise technically acceptable flow-volume curves with the two largest FEV1 within 200 mL difference, but which did not completely meet the before mentioned criteria.
A maximum of eight FVC maneuvers were carried out in an attempt to achieve three acceptable flow-volume loops, with two being within 200 mL for FVC and FEV1.
At least three technically acceptable flow-volume curves were obtained and the highest values of forced expiratory volume in 1 second (FEV1) and inspiratory vital capacity (IVC) were recorded.
