The phrase "acceptable level of performance" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing standards or criteria for evaluating performance in various contexts, such as work, education, or sports.
Example: "The team must meet an acceptable level of performance to qualify for the next round of the competition."
Alternatives: "satisfactory performance standard" or "minimum performance criteria."
"JPMorgan is just now returning to an acceptable level of performance," said Jim Sinegal, an analyst with Morningstar.
The results verified that an acceptable level of performance could be achieved when using the SIAP.
They believe that Galton's wall often has much less to do with our innate limits than with what we consider an acceptable level of performance.
If they can bring you down a notch, they can alleviate (or at least they think they can alleviate) their negative feelings by reminding you what an "acceptable" level of performance looks like.
The goal of our work is to develop a stereo vision system that achieves an acceptable level of performance using a modest amount of hardware.
A dismissal though would only likely to be deemed fair if, in spite of an improvement plan being put in place and warnings being issued, an acceptable level of performance had not been reached.
In this framework acceptable levels of performance are set through formal apportionment so that they are commensurate with the overarching goals.
In performance-based geotechnical earthquake engineering, the required degree and spatial extent of ground densification for mitigation of liquefaction beneath a structure should be determined based on the acceptable levels of performance of foundation.
While the prevalence and use of mobile devices to gather important information is increasing rapidly, a critical question is whether information gathering and reasoning with these devices produces acceptable levels of performance, especially relative to more traditional desktop environments?
This will allow achieve an acceptable levels of performance once the network converges.
High Level Synthesis (HLS) has gained some traction in offering acceptable levels of performance relative to manual RTL design for FPGA based hardware accelerators.
