The phrase "acceptable index" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a standard or measure that is deemed satisfactory or appropriate for a particular purpose.
Example: "The report concluded that the acceptable index for air quality should be revised to reflect current environmental standards."
Alternatives: "satisfactory index" or "suitable index".
There is a minimum Academic Index number allowed for admission, and each institution is allowed only a certain number of recruited athletes at the lowest range of the acceptable index.
The development of an acceptable index or attenuation rate for coastal flooding is complicated by the many factors that contribute to maximum surge elevation, inundation extent and duration, including storm characteristics (e.g. track, size, forward speed, duration, central low pressure) and local features including topo-bathymetry, land-cover, barrier islands, channels, lagoons and inlets.
Experimental evidence accumulated over more than 10 years [23], [42], [43], [44], [45], [46] now provides a firm basis for a consensus that brain regional 11C-AMT trapping represents an acceptable index of 5-HT synthesis.
An acceptable index is greater than or equal to 0.80 [ 18].
The analysis of the interrater-reliability was assessed by a bivariate correlation obtaining an acceptable index of agreement (r = 0.74).
The time required to achieve 3log10 decrease in CFU is an acceptable index of bactericidal activity from time-kill analysis [ 34].
As Table 4 shows, the result of the test revealed acceptable indices of reliability in all the factors (>0.7).
Already produced, or in development, are diagnostic aids applying the criteria of ICHD-II, but simplified; regional management guidelines developed, where these exist, by harmonizing national guidelines [20]; information sheets for patients to aid understanding and promote compliance with treatment [21]; and universally acceptable indices of impact and treatment outcome [22].
Nevertheless, the study shows that ssq provides acceptable indexing of the subjective daytime evaluation of night sleep quality.
The findings from the present study strengthen the validity of the MS index by showing acceptable indexes of tracking from childhood to adolescence.
The clustering of cardiometabolic risk factors included in the model, as well as the MS index itself, showed acceptable indexes of tracking and predictability.
