The phrase "acceptable in principle to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing agreements, policies, or ideas that are generally agreeable but may require further details or conditions.
Example: "The proposal is acceptable in principle to the committee, but we need to review the specifics before moving forward."
Alternatives: "generally agreeable to" or "provisionally acceptable to".
The king, a Pushtun, is a unifier, acceptable in principle to Afghanistan's main groupings.
While we have found that this approach is acceptable in principle to many Ontario physicians, 45 processes to confirm individual physician agreement have not been determined for the entire CCC programme which comprises an estimated 7000 primary care physicians.
He has moved a good way from his first defiance, agreeing in principle to some kind of UNSCOM-plus solution (though not, as yet, an acceptable one) but insisting on a two-month deadline, which is also unacceptable.
The Russell panel concluded that the data procedure he used was acceptable in principle, but should have been described more fully, and his failure to do so had produced a "misleading" graphic.
Keynesian boondoggles are acceptable in principle, they say, but they cite Japan in the 1990s as proof that such spending does not always stimulate the economy: better to boost businesses' cashflow by easing their tax burden.
In principle, there are different advantages and risks of these different approaches, but each of these concepts is acceptable in principle.
"The current owners did not highlight preferences of any deal, so a reasonable proposal will have a way forward given it reflects the value of the club and is acceptable in principle," he said.
The reviewers agree that the work is interesting and the manuscript is acceptable in principle for publication in eLife.
In this paper, we report on healthcare providers' views around whether using financial incentives in areas with low breastfeeding rates would be acceptable in principle.
