The phrase "acceptable for solar" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing standards, criteria, or suitability related to solar energy or solar technology.
Example: "The new materials we are using are acceptable for solar panel production, ensuring efficiency and durability."
Alternatives: "suitable for solar" or "appropriate for solar".
This paper discusses the role of compensation engineering as a means to allow higher concentrations of dopants in silicon than would otherwise be acceptable for solar cell fabrication.
The corresponding transmittances for such molar ranges are approximately 55 58 % (HMTA) and 63 70 % (KCl), which are acceptable for solar cell and optoelectronic devices.
As shown in Fig. 4c, the corresponding transmittances for these molar ranges are approximately 55 58 % (HMTA) and 63 70 % (KCl), which are acceptable for solar cell and optoelectronic devices.
The measured transmittances were approximately 55 58 % (HMTA) and 63 70 % (KCl), which are acceptable values for solar cell and optoelectronic devices.
Therefore, images of the night-side of Venus tend to undergo gradual degradation after a few hours (up to 4 or 6 h may be acceptable for the solar phase angles ~ 150°), thereby to some extent limiting the cloud-tracking on the night-side at very large solar phase angles.
The results reveal that a new model seems highly acceptable for predicting the solar radiation in Osmaniye.
However, the selected values are typical for solar studies and they are acceptable.
The site has guidelines for the kinds of objects that can be suggested (nothing in the solar system is acceptable for this project, because of the complexities involved in training the Hubble on a close moving object), as well as a link to astronomy education resources for those who do not know the Milky Way from a Mars bar.
By hydrogenation, their density can be reduced to 1015 to 1016 cm−3 in a-Si[1], which is quite acceptable for device applications, e.g. in photovoltaic solar cells[2].
Germany has little sunshine for solar power.
