The phrase "acceptable for everyone" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing standards, policies, or practices that are deemed suitable for all individuals involved.
Example: "The new policy was designed to be acceptable for everyone, ensuring that all employees feel included and valued."
Alternatives: "suitable for all" or "appropriate for everyone".
"But as it becomes socially acceptable for everyone to accumulate debt, everyone does".
As recently as 1986, the issue of intermarriage was contentious: 28% of Americans said people of different races marrying each other was not acceptable for anyone, while 37% said this may be acceptable for others, but not for themselves, leaving just (33%) who believed intermarriage was acceptable for everyone.
"But as it becomes socially acceptable for everyone to accumulate debt, everyone does". A spokesman for Citigroup said that the bank no longer runs the "Live Richly" campaign and that it no longer works with the advertising agency that created it.
The enormous size of an additional wind park is not acceptable for everyone.
So the challenge was to reconcile the need from the CNIL and the GDPR and from the publishers to get something acceptable for everyone".
Is it acceptable for everyone within the company to come up with ideas, no matter what their position is?
Work-life balance could be an acceptable quest for everyone.
Negotiators are sitting down together to hash out a deal that's acceptable, and achievable, for everyone.
This may not be acceptable or appropriate for everyone and the patient may choose to determine the extent to which they seek involvement.
"So it's not that he is against mandatory provisions," she said, "it's that he doesn't think it would be politically acceptable to require that for everyone".
Or maybe you realize that watching your kid every second of every day isn't necessary and that it's totally acceptable and actually good for everyone involved -- for you to have a few minutes to yourself.
