The phrase "acceptable life" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a life that meets certain standards or criteria deemed satisfactory or tolerable.
Example: "After years of struggle, she finally found an acceptable life that brought her peace and happiness."
Alternatives: "satisfactory existence" or "tolerable lifestyle".
— threaten to capsize their marriage and destroy any previous notions of what constitutes an acceptable life.
I tried to lead an acceptable life and a private life and got by most of the time O.K.
Engaged to an American woman – an arrangement that would allow him to lead a socially acceptable life – he is besotted with the young Italian Giovanni.
In other words, what Osborne calls a high-earning household is actually, in London, one that is only just managing to get by – and outside London, £10,000 per annum shy of an acceptable life.
Reading the book in my 30s, it was Pierre's searching that resonated, his desire to forge an acceptable life on his own terms that rang true and, in understanding Pierre, I came also to understand that previously despised ending: the idea that life is about quieter pleasures as much as raging fires.
The Joseph Rowntree Foundation last week released their minimum income standard figures for 2015: the MIS is reached in a citizen's jury style: a sequence of small groups are asked to figure out the least a person would need to live an acceptable life.
In fact, in a recent survey in my faculty, although many people report that they struggle to achieve an acceptable life-work balance, those caring for children seem to do better than those who are not.
Living a minimally acceptable ethical life involves using a substantial part of our spare resources to make the world a better place.
Different approaches to end-of-life care and different social conventions regarding what is and what is not appropriate or acceptable during life's final moments are likely to reflect cultural values, religious beliefs, legal norms and medical practices.
Ratzinger and Wojtyla shared this: an exceptionally narrow view of what constitutes a morally acceptable Christian life.
Moreover, the biosensor also possessed good reproducibility, excellent selectivity and acceptable storage life.
