The phrase "acceptable framework" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing guidelines, structures, or systems that are deemed satisfactory or appropriate for a particular purpose.
Example: "The committee agreed that the proposed changes fell within an acceptable framework for the project."
Alternatives: "satisfactory structure" or "suitable framework."
He hopes the House can make a few adjustments, within his broader criteria for an acceptable framework, and bring that bill to the floor.
It isn't a workable compromise, since there is little control in practice of what happens when people go outside the "acceptable" framework.
"Telenor is working actively towards Indian authorities to bring forward an acceptable framework for continued operations," it said in a statement.
Gibbs: "The 2008 agreement we finally reached with the litigants vacating all preceding court orders and replacing them with a coherent, mutually acceptable framework for running the shelters is an achievement we're very proud of.
At his most successful, says Michael Billington, Albee "has the ability to say difficult things within an acceptable framework - he takes what looks like the marriage play, the family play, and then makes you realise that something unnerving is happening behind it all".
This can be carried out by a small team, which would hammer out the details of a mutually acceptable framework for a wide-ranging and unconditional dialogue that enables both governments to produce some modest initial successes, and gradually build the confidence and trust required to imagine solutions to larger problems.
It's in that now-acceptable framework that a coward like Walsh feels entitled and empowered to attack a hero like Duckworth.
On one hand, Saudi Arabia's lead climate change negotiator has criticized the Copenhagen process in private and in public, arguing that the UNFCCC process is the only acceptable legal framework.
His yardsticks are whether a country has a stock market, an acceptable legal framework, a custodian for his clients' stock and a local analyst who can send him reliable research.
Action research is an iterative process in which researchers and practitioners act together in the context of an identified problem to discover and effect positive change within a mutually acceptable ethical framework 9 (box 1).
In 2008, a core team of immunologists from Europe and the United States embarked on the establishment of a Minimal Information (MI) project for T cell assays and set the stage for an ongoing large-scale, field-spanning effort to generate a widely acceptable reporting framework to support scientific publications and enhance the utility of presented data.
