The phrase "acceptable for stage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether something meets the standards or criteria for performance in a theatrical context.
Example: "The script was reviewed and deemed acceptable for stage, allowing the production to move forward."
Alternatives: "suitable for performance" or "fit for the stage".
Decisions as to what was and was not acceptable for the stage were made with maximal prudery and idiocy ("omit 'balls of the Medici': 'testicles of the Medici' would be acceptable"), and Tynan took every opportunity he could to rail against the system.
Conclusion: COSI may be an acceptable treatment option for Stage D HF.
Such a nurse-led CCC intervention in New Zealand has acceptable cost-effectiveness for stage III colon cancer, meaning it probably merits funding.
Part of accomplishing this task is establishing a target - a level of understanding that is acceptable for students at a particular stage in their training.
The OD405 values of the assay blank wells also fell within the acceptable level for an early stage ELISA (averaging 0.069).
It is generally possible that the deck rigidity assumption underestimates the seismic responses of bridge, but the results show that it sufficiently estimates the natural frequencies and internal forces with a reliable margin of error which is favorable and acceptable for designers in the preliminary stages of design.
The panel agreed that histological diagnosis is not required for trial entry and that Barcelona-Clinic Liver Cancer (BCLC) staging is acceptable for trials as long as portal hypertension can be better defined with standardized methodology.
The panel felt BCLC staging is acceptable for trials as long as portal vein hypertension can be measured and defined with non-invasive standardized methodology and liver disease is further evaluated.
This enables people trying to make decisions to determine whether the uncertainty in the synthetically generated rating curve at high stage levels is acceptable for their decision.
Revision rate due to infection after primary THA of 0.7% and 2-year Kaplan-Meier survival of 92% for 2-stage exchange procedure and of 88% for 1-stage exchange procedure is acceptable for a whole nation.
