The phrase "acceptable impact" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the degree to which an effect or outcome is considered satisfactory or permissible.
Example: "The project was evaluated based on its acceptable impact on the environment, ensuring that it met all regulatory standards."
Alternatives: "tolerable effect" or "permissible influence".
Evaluation results obtained using a prototype of the proposed technique show that the overhead of virtualization has an acceptable impact.
The scientists can analyse the different engineering options and their power and environmental outcomes, but it is down to society to decide what constitutes an acceptable impact.
(8) The owner views the RFI and approves it, if the demolition of the wall makes acceptable impact on the electric wiring in terms of cost.
Appropriate technology for energy supply requires the use of the most effective energy resources and conversion technologies that will also result in the minimum acceptable impact upon the environment.
Therefore, welding heat input for welding this grade of TMCP steel has to confine itself to 2.5 3.5 kJ/mm to guarantee acceptable impact toughness in the fusion line and avoid excessive grain growth in the HAZ (Schastlivtsev et al. 2013).
The histopathological assessment clearly indicated that MSC seeded on acellular vascular scaffold have acceptable impact on formation of new blood vessels which further organize into branched microvascular network fully integrated with host.
In practice, how far this objective is achieved depends on trade-offs between the costs of improved water treatment facilities and the acceptable impacts of water contamination.
It means that a solution with acceptable distortion impact can be achieved from the reduced set of possible solutions.
Noise guidance designed for the assessment of anonymous/characterless noise appears increasingly used to justify acceptable noise impact from industrial noise with character (identifiable site noise).
Finally, policy implications are suggested: first, risks of government pricing of energy are far from negligible; second, an acceptable macroeconomic impact is a criterion for energy price reform in China; third, the future energy policy should focus on designing transparent, targeted and efficient energy subsidies.
Legislation can constrain when and where compensation is acceptable for impacts.
