The phrase "acceptable identity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing social, cultural, or personal identities that are deemed appropriate or valid within a certain framework or community.
Example: "In our discussion about inclusivity, we must recognize what constitutes an acceptable identity in today's society."
Alternatives: "valid identity" or "permissible identity".
And for the last four decades, the Turkish government has been telling them that there is only one acceptable identity in this country — that of a happy Turk.
There's an acceptable identity I could have had, if I'd left well enough alone: I could have been bookish and dreamy and possibly mistaken for shy.
At a crucial moment in the story, Victoria who is being courted by a young Sikh man who got her out of a jam considers converting to the Sikh faith and marrying him, motivated both by gratitude and by the desire to gain an acceptable identity.
Acceptable identity documents include driver's licenses and identification cards from a US state or from a Canadian province, according to Texas's Family Code.
It has become difficult to define the current right-wing party, but they're clearly in disarray and searching for an acceptable identity.
A Blast search of our mouse clone sequence against Xenopus laevis sequences revealed that a cDNA clone IMAGE 6324148 [GenBank: BC097748] has an acceptable identity rate with our clone; 84% on 146 bp.
We can share a collective identity with other women in business, but only if we adopt one of three acceptable identities.
Phaseolus vulgaris agglutinin (PHA) showed high max score in the BLAST alignment, but other proteins present also acceptable identities as can be seen in the multiple alignment in Figure 1.
For you to say, 'I identify as homosexual, an acceptable medical identity, but not gay, the social identity,' you're pretty much saying that you're better than them, the bears, the queens, the twinks, and the queers.
Therefore, once a socially acceptable smoker identity is established (e.g., being a nondaily smoker), people can use it as a means of self-enhancement by comparing themselves to others who are perceived similar to themselves in many aspects (e.g., similar age), but who are also worse off in terms of smoking-related characteristics (e.g., being and addicted daily smoker).
Pixelated avatars were acceptable digital identities and chatrooms arguably served as an extension of the anonymous cruising culture that gay life had yet to abandon.
