The phrase "acceptable for the purpose" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when evaluating whether something meets the necessary criteria or standards for a specific goal or intention.
Example: "The proposed solution is acceptable for the purpose of improving efficiency in our workflow."
Alternatives: "suitable for the objective" or "appropriate for the aim".
As well an uncertainty of up to 20% in the daily stack emission data turns out to be acceptable for the purpose of a study like this.
In addition, the stereotactic CT-guided module achieved a positioning accuracy to within 2 mm on the average, which is acceptable for the purpose of HIFU treatment.
While the online process raised some eyebrows at first, leading halachic, or Jewish legal, authorities, "have ruled that online authorizations are acceptable for the purpose of selling chametz," the Web site states.
However, both calculations with flexible framework accuracy may be acceptable for the purpose of screening membrane materials when compared with experiments, especially the permeation selectivity of an equimolar mixture.
Our simulation results confirm that their performance is acceptable for the purpose of OFDM channel estimation.
Thus, the validity of the results was deemed acceptable for the purpose of presenting common average patterns.
However, this is a rather expensive approach and in the second part of the incidence study we applied telephone interviews by trained staff according to ICHD-II criteria, which was reported to be acceptable for screening purposes [3].
The goal should be the quantification and reduction in its magnitude to be acceptable for the purposes of the measurement.
As stated in literature, this method does not provide absolute, quantitative values but only relative percentages, although the use of reference materials with very similar alloy composition can produce semi-quantitative data acceptable for the purposes of this study.
This was deemed to be acceptable for the purposes of this study.
A score between 1 and 4 was categorised as acceptable for the purposes of analysis.
