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The phrase "acceptable for writing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that meets the standards or criteria for being suitable in written form.
Example: "The guidelines provided are clear and concise, making them acceptable for writing in academic papers."
Alternatives: "suitable for writing" or "appropriate for writing".
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Sometimes acceptable language for speaking is not acceptable for writing.
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No prescriptive treatment is acceptable for the writing of essays, of aphorisms, of literary journalism, of polemical controversy, of travel literature, of memoirs and intimate diaries.
The board plans at the hearing to consider whether the language violated the newspaper's code of ethics, specifically the provision that "profane and vulgar words are not acceptable for opinion writing".
After several hours of deliberations on Thursday, the board determined that Mr. McSwane had violated the newspaper's code of ethics (which states that "profane and vulgar words are not acceptable for opinion writing") but said that the editorial was an expression of opinion protected by the First Amendment.
The security services appear to have decided that it is generally acceptable to write for a newspaper.
Make sure it's acceptable for you to write your own wedding vows.
For, write.
It is NEVER acceptable to skip writing a proper, hand-written thank you note for every single wedding-related gift you receive.
Would it be acceptable to write neither?
Drinking, for her, has been "the only time I ever felt O.K., as if I were acceptable," she writes.
It's vicious, heart-wrenching and visceral, and 10 years after it was first published, I still think it's at the cutting edge of what is acceptable when writing for teenagers.
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