The phrase "acceptable for children" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe content, activities, or materials that are suitable for a young audience.
Example: "The movie is rated G, making it acceptable for children of all ages."
Alternatives: "suitable for children" or "appropriate for children".
Julia Morrison, director of children's services at the council, said: "I accept Ofsted's findings; it is simply not acceptable for children to be left at risk because of poor practice.
People moved about only in cars; walking was frowned upon, socially acceptable for children, perhaps, if they happened to be accompanied by a dog.
Parents are the best judges of what is acceptable for children so it's important we all take their views more seriously".
Do we really think it acceptable for children to face a one-in-10, or a one-in-three chance, of dying before their fifth birthdays?
Backpacks with one sack in front and one in back certainly provide better weight distribution but are they acceptable for children and adolescents?
"This will be an important tool in informing companies and regulators of what is acceptable for children," said Sarah Teather, the children's minister, adding that the aim is to make society "a bit more family friendly".
During focus group discussions, it emerged that majority of the mothers recognized the fact that it was culturally-acceptable for children to eat in other places or households within the family.
The c-word has become acceptable parlance for children in mainstream movies.
In Britain, where the movie was released at the end of March, David Cox of The Guardian assailed its creative team and Ms. Moretz's mother for allowing that swear word spoken by Chloë to become "acceptable parlance for children in mainstream movies," adding, "We'll be the poorer for it".
"'Withering on the vine' might work in the private sector but it is not an acceptable outcome for children... Struggling schools need rapid help to turn around, not a long drawn-out death of declining resources and numbers, condemning the remaining pupils to lower standards," he added.
Current findings for attaining the minimum acceptable diet for children were also lower than previous studies in Nepal, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh [ 12].
