The phrase "acceptable house" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a house that meets certain standards or criteria for approval or suitability.
Example: "After reviewing the properties, we found an acceptable house that fits our budget and needs."
Alternatives: "satisfactory residence" or "suitable home".
In this context, housing density is a widely used tool to control housing land consumption and ensure acceptable housing environments.
The two families immediately started searching for new places to live, but finding acceptable housing at the price they had been paying proved challenging.
"Most of the 1.5 million people who were displaced by the earthquake and who found themselves living in makeshift tents now live in acceptable housing that has restored their human dignity," he says.
As Donald Hirsch argued in a report for the Joseph Rowntree Foundation last year: "It seems unlikely that a government would walk away from providing targeted support to those unable to afford acceptable housing, risking a return to slum conditions that were largely eradicated in the UK in the post-war years".
Some families say they have moved more than once to find acceptable housing.
The family has moved four times since June 2018, she says, because they have been unable to find acceptable housing they can afford.
This was predominantly due to unfamiliarity with rural areas and the attendant poor living conditions or lack of acceptable housing, and unpaid salary or allowances.
Even in a town where last year's average price of a single-family house was $1.1 million, many people are buying once-acceptable houses as teardowns, erecting custom-built mansions in their place.
Note the difference in usage: Acceptable: Jones' house; Francis' window; Enders' family.
The wine list ranges from acceptable French house wines to Sancerre to expensive Bordeaux.
