The phrase "acceptable information" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing data or content that meets certain standards or criteria for being considered valid or appropriate.
Example: "The report must include only acceptable information to ensure compliance with industry regulations."
Alternatives: "valid data" or "appropriate content".
The response of the Monticello Association has been to bar the black Jeffersons from joining their group, citing a "lack of universally acceptable information".
Earlier this month the association barred membership to the Hemings descendants, citing a "lack of universally acceptable information" and calling for more research on the subject.
Proposition 3 : A narrow range of acceptable information exists such that lending in an environment of imperfect information becomes worthwhile for actively traded Philippine Universal Banks.
Current standard of care for non-invasive glioblastoma diagnosis is MRI [29, 30], which often offers acceptable information regarding the size and shape of the tumor.
Depending on the network condition, continuously verified at the sink side, the transmission rate of source nodes can be adjusted to provide the minimal acceptable information for the application.
Most valid and acceptable information can be obtained about the subgrade or stratigraphy of a particular location, if combination of testing approaches are employed during the geotechnical site investigations [32].
Formatting and acceptable range information for each data element was provided in the spreadsheet after the experts defined the CRFs.
The more competition in news sources, the better we'll ferret out the truth and keep the powers that be honest; the more voices in the news marketplace, the less likely that a mere handful of gatekeepers will monopolize civic debate, dictating what views are acceptable, what information gets through.
It verifies that the asymptotic design can efficiently yield an acceptable mutual information while saving a huge computational complexity compared to the numerical design, especially when the system size is large.
In these cases, measuring covariates that are closely connected (on drug disease cycle) to the clinical response may provide acceptable surrogate information for clinical decision making.
Internal consistency as represented by Cronbach's alpha ranged from acceptable ('clinical information systems' subscale) to excellent ('organization of the healthcare delivery system' subscale) (table 4).
