The phrase "acceptable form of identification" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to types of identification that are deemed suitable or valid for a specific purpose, such as verification or security.
Example: "To enter the building, please present an acceptable form of identification, such as a driver's license or passport."
Alternatives: "valid ID" or "permissible identification".
Today it has "re-emerged as an acceptable form of identification and decoration," Ms. Caplan said.
Government-issued driver's licenses became an acceptable form of identification, but government-issued public assistance cards — used disproportionately by minorities in that state — were not.
Under the Texas law, licenses to carry concealed handguns would be an acceptable form of identification to vote, but not student ID cards.
In Philadelphia, for instance, almost one-fifth of the registered voters may not have an acceptable form of identification to vote on Election Day.
In North Carolina, for instance, the judges at oral arguments noted that government-issued driver's licenses are an acceptable form of identification but that government-issued public assistance cards — used disproportionately by minorities in the state — are not.
"A valid Washington, D.C., driver's license is an acceptable form of identification at all TSA checkpoints.
On Monday, in the committee's third public meeting, Republican members abandoned their attempts to limit the list of acceptable forms of identification to the vague language of the federal law.
Democrats, who have almost twice as many registered voters in New York State as Republicans, want an expansive list of acceptable forms of identification, including college identification cards and public housing rent statements.
At issue is who should determine what additional documents are acceptable forms of identification -- beyond those that lawmakers had named in their agreed-upon list -- when a voter goes to the polls.
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Connecticut D.M.V. regulations state that acceptable forms of identification to obtain a license include a certified birth certificate, a green card, a United States or Canadian passport or an employment authorization card, when accompanied by what D.M.V. calls a "secondary document," such as a baptismal certificate or a certified school transcript.
