The phrase "acceptable measurements" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing standards or criteria that define what is considered valid or appropriate in a specific context, such as scientific research or quality control.
Example: "The study was conducted using acceptable measurements to ensure the accuracy of the results."
Alternatives: "valid measurements" or "appropriate measurements".
FEV1 was measured 1 min after each dose; we used the best of three acceptable measurements to create dose response curves.
The method needs long but industrially acceptable measurements for robust operation.
These results indicate that tele-echocardiography provided reliable diagnoses and acceptable measurements in 86% and 93% of cases, respectively, with no false-positive diagnoses being reported.
This indicates that the borehole diameters were also not uniform along the borehole axis so that acceptable measurements were impossible at some depths, as described in the previous paragraph.
In conclusion, study findings indicate that the Cosmed K4b2 portable metabolic analyzer produces acceptable measurements of VO2 and VCO2 during steady-state, low intensity exercise in male and female adults over a wide age range.
The mean value of 2 technical acceptable measurements was recorded.
The measurement error, the critical measurement error, the medically acceptable measurement error, and the decision levels l of the controls are measured in σ0 units, where σ0 is the standard deviation of the measurement error of the reliability state.
The fundamental elements of a QA/QC plan are: (1) Data quality objectives (DQOs) [ 86] are used to establish performance and acceptance criteria for field and laboratory measurement processes and set levels of acceptable measurement error.
However, in determining the adequacy of an instrument for measuring functional impairment in clinical trials of ADHD treatment, the results of this study suggest that the WFIRS-P has acceptable measurement properties that support the reliability and validity of the instrument as a measure of functional impairment in clinical trials.
The reliability of each of these factors also met acceptable measurement standards.
We demonstrate that MI measurement can be used for nanoscale strain measurement within acceptable measurement errors using the proposed method.
