The phrase "acceptable for measuring the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing criteria or standards that are deemed suitable for evaluation or assessment purposes.
Example: "The new method is considered acceptable for measuring the effectiveness of the training program."
Alternatives: "suitable for assessing the" or "appropriate for evaluating the".
to be an acceptable tool for measuring the complexity and information content of a nonstationary signal in the (t, f) domain.
A model is developed for measuring the acceptable performance of high tech firms based on the interaction financial, customers, internal business process and learning and growth perspective.
The AAS-Thai demonstrated acceptable overall validity and reliability for measuring the multidimensional attributes of active aging in a Thai context.
Though for sketch maps the compass or graphic techniques are acceptable for measuring angles, only the theodolite can assure the accuracy required in the framework needed for precise mapping.
Secondly, although our power analyses showed that the number of subjects were acceptable for measuring modest correlations and conducting the regression analyses, several analyses were conducted with the sample, and the findings are in need of replication.
Furthermore, the HUI3 has proven to be valid and acceptable for measuring HRQOL in hearing impaired populations [ 10, 32, 37- 39, 41].
The results of the reliability study indicate that 95% (= 2 standard deviations) of the difference between all measurements was less than 9.4 degrees which we found acceptable for measuring range of joint motion.
Like other similar devices, ACme has a high per adapter idle power consumption of 1 W, which is acceptable for measuring devices with high energy consumption like washing machines and PC work stations.
Overall, the Brazilian version of the VSP-A seems to be a psychometrically acceptable instrument for measuring HRQoL in healthy Brazilian adolescents.
The activPAL is a small accelerometer worn midline on the anterior aspect of the thigh that detects limb position, and has acceptable validity for measuring primary school children's sitting, standing and stepping time [ 27].
