The phrase "acceptable intervals" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing time frames or ranges that are deemed suitable or permissible in a particular context.
Example: "The project timeline must adhere to acceptable intervals to ensure timely completion and avoid delays."
Alternatives: "permissible ranges" or "suitable time frames."
The limitations and acceptable intervals of all parameters and corresponding scale factors are investigated.
Accordingly, the 1st dose received after maximum acceptable age and the following doses received after maximum acceptable intervals were considered age-delayed and interval-delayed, respectively.
The 1st dose received before the minimum acceptable age of the 1st dose and the following doses received before the minimum acceptable intervals between doses were defined age-invalid and interval-invalid.
We summary in Table 1 the acceptable intervals of parameters for inner radius r1, thickness e, illuminating wavelength λ and the relative real and imaginary parts of the bulk permittivity of gold ε2 [ 31].
There is controversy regarding the acceptable interval between injury and treatment.
And the value in each dimension of the vector is limited in an acceptable interval ([MIN,MAX]).
And the value in each element of the set is limited in an acceptable interval ([MIN,MAX]).
An indeterminacy-ratio and geometric-mean-based transformation equation is subsequently put forward to convert normalized acceptable interval multiplicative weights into an acceptable IMCM with consistency.
The optimal sequence of modalities involved in breast cancer treatment with respect to radiotherapy and the maximum acceptable interval between radiotherapy and surgery need to be determined.
The item fit measure weighted mean square (WMNSQ) showed acceptable values (between 0.91 and 1.14); only one item showed a significant deviation from the model with a t value of 2.4, which was beyond the acceptable interval of [−1.96; 1.96].
The MSGA applications for the real DWN have been achieved while considering the acceptable interval: [0.1 0.5] mg/l of free chlorine dosing, as agreed between the DWN manager and the water quality control authority (Ministry of Health).
