The phrase "acceptable in relation to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether something meets certain standards or criteria in a specific context.
Example: "The proposal was deemed acceptable in relation to the budget constraints we have set for this project."
Alternatives: "acceptable concerning" or "satisfactory in terms of".
It added: "An extensive and thorough review was undertaken by a separate audit team, which concluded the procurement of designers for the garden bridge was acceptable in relation to the selection of bidders and there is no evidence the processes did not provide value for money".
Furthermore, the price of the energy produced by the wind turbines is attractive in comparison to other forms of renewable energy and acceptable in relation to fossil fuels.
Cuadrilla said the council's planning officer "had recommended approval of the Preston New Road site" at Little Plumpton "and was very clear that the proposals were acceptable in relation to noise and visual impacts".
They were also more culturally acceptable in relation to norms and values on Emae Island, in which discussions, even serious, were approached in an open manner, with interjections from other community members, arguments, and anecdotes used by those involved.
Although there is no apparent correlation between slope and erosion rates, numerous studies have shown that a steeper terrain is more erodible than a gentler terrain, which is naturally acceptable in relation to change in slope stability.
One potential issue with Samadani's study was the nearly 20% false positive rate in healthy subjects, which in some cases might be viewed as acceptable in relation to other types of tests, but still seen as a limitation which needs to be addressed.
Table 1 Acceptable intake in relation to less-than-lifetime levels of exposure Duration of treatment <1 month >1 12 months >1 10 years >10 years to lifetime Acceptable daily intake (μg/day) 120 20 120120.
The same tension as to what is acceptable exists in relation to child labour.
The underlying assumption is that the performance of the product will be maintained at an acceptable level, in relation to its initial performance, throughout its working life.
Brouwer et al. [ 12] suggested and empirically tested the notion of acceptable health states in relation to age.
For each comparison, the table shows the estimated mean incremental cost effectiveness ratio, plus the likelihood of the nominated management option generating higher costs, higher benefits, or acceptable cost effectiveness in relation to its nominated comparator.
