The phrase "acceptable in addition to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing options or criteria that are permissible alongside other choices or conditions.
Example: "The proposed changes to the policy are acceptable in addition to the existing regulations."
Alternatives: "permissible alongside" or "allowed in conjunction with".
One could impose additional constraints on the design process, such as to ensure that every key has an acceptable error rate in addition to an acceptable average error rate.
A later study [28] also included an evaluation of whether a given level of deceleration was acceptable to passengers, in addition to the assessments of comfort.
This chapter considers alternative means of achieving acceptable air quality in addition to or instead of the controls discussed in previous chapters.
The fasting glucose is recommended over OGTT in epidemiological studies and for individual diagnostic purposes because it is easy, convenient and acceptable to subjects, in addition to being reproducible and cost effective.
Early phase 1 studies of carfilzomib showed sustained proteasome inhibition [ 14, 15] and an acceptable safety profile in addition to establishing activity and efficacy in patients with MM [ 15].
These were already evident during the 1950s, for example in Finland, where reduced drinking was accepted as an acceptable treatment outcome measure in addition to abstinence 31.
Although many nonrandomized studies have reported tumor responses to anticancer chemotherapy, few have studied palliation and it is not known whetherchemotherapy prolongs survival or provides clinically worthwhile palliation with acceptable toxicity when given in addition to ASC.
In summary, if the current study indicates that IBPI is an acceptable and feasible intervention, in addition to potential clinical benefits it will be an important step towards developing evidence-based interventions for parents with bipolar disorder that have been lacking until now.
Furthermore, in this research, pervious concrete containing the OPKS showed high water permeability, which varies from 4 to 16 mm/s, in addition to acceptable compressive strength, ranging from 6 to 12 MPa.
It was hypothesised that the Swaymeter would show good-to-excellent agreement with forceplate (COP) data, in addition to acceptable reliability across 3 repeated trials.
