The phrase "acceptable for maintaining" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing standards, practices, or conditions that are deemed suitable for the purpose of upkeep or preservation.
Example: "The materials used in the construction are acceptable for maintaining the integrity of the building over time."
Alternatives: "suitable for upkeep" or "appropriate for preservation."
In contrast, these relationships were absent in the group using the emollient without PEA/AEA, suggesting that even though the traditional emollient may be an acceptable substitute for maintaining healthy skin, it cannot be relied on to increase 5 Hz CPT values or alleviate itching in the short term.
Because a MAP level of 65 mmHg is a survival factor in critically ill patients [88], especially during sepsis [89 91], this value is usually considered as the lowest acceptable level required for maintaining renal perfusion during AKI [92].
In these circumstances, for maintaining acceptable operating cycles, the unit must be backwashed and/or shutdown regularly for removing the excess biomass and for cleaning from the specific solid deposit.
Since the style of reporting in older papers does not always facilitate quality assessment or data extraction, systematic reviews that include older papers could present challenges for maintaining acceptable levels of inter-rater and test retest reliability.
Therefore, more equalizers with higher complexity are needed on the receiver side for maintaining an acceptable interference level [13 15].
The metformin, an anti-diabetic drug, is suggested be taken orally twice a day up to 1500 mg for maintaining blood glucose levels within acceptable limits.
Cold trap is a purification unit used in sodium system of FBR's for maintaining the oxygen/hydrogen level in sodium within acceptable limits.
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On the other hand, when in motion, the posture changes to be "acceptable" if maintained for a short period of time.
The DBAR defines remission as a stable, physiologically acceptable hemoglobin, maintained for at least six months independent of corticosteroids, transfusions or other therapy.
