The phrase "acceptable improvements" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing changes or enhancements that meet certain standards or criteria.
Example: "The committee reviewed the proposed changes and agreed that they were indeed acceptable improvements to the original plan."
Alternatives: "satisfactory enhancements" or "permissible upgrades".
Significant reduction in light reflection with acceptable improvement of the absorption intensity has been observed with long irradiation time (dwell time) and high repetition rate.
The ability to determine an acceptable improvement in performance after maintenance operations on high reliable damaged structures is vital and crucial in such a way that it has to meet damage tolerance criteria and maintain a proper service for which the structure is initially designed for.
While the oblique bi-factor model accounted for a marginal amount of variance (GFI = 0.8616), an acceptable improvement in variance above a null model (CFI = 0.9073) was observed.
A close-up "screen grab" of her bloody face, plucked from the video as a still, was soon distributed, an excision that has become journalistically more acceptable with improvements in the quality of videography.
We have used this technique successfully in previous research to identify workable and acceptable service improvements e.g. [ 45] and it is consistent with our overall approach which places participants and their communities at the heart of the research process.
We found acceptable functional improvement and radiographic outcomes at mean 5-year followup.
In conclusion, contemporary cementless THA in patients under the age of 30 for diagnoses other than inflammatory arthritis is associated with acceptable functional improvement and radiographic outcomes at midterm followup.
A patient should be considered a treatment failure when in spite of therapy for a length of time appropriate to the pharmacokinetic/pharmacodynamic profile of the individual agent at an appropriate dose, the patient fails to demonstrate acceptable clinical improvement.
Our proposed method of confidence ellipses is also flexible here as it can be applied to evaluating extensions of prediction models using equal or different weights as well as thresholds of acceptable model improvement for cases and non-cases as already discussed by Greenland [ 10].
