The phrase "acceptable methodology" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing methods or approaches that meet certain standards or criteria in a particular field or context.
Example: "The research was conducted using an acceptable methodology that ensured the validity of the results."
Alternatives: "satisfactory methods" or "valid approach".
At that time, literature search could not reveal randomized controlled trials with acceptable methodology for treatment of acute bronchitis [1].
Although several techniques have been proposed to predict permeability using porosity permeability relationships, the Kozeny Carmen (K C) correlation is the most widely acceptable methodology in the oil industry.
Examination of the relationship among C, DHEA and T and the scales of the State-Trait Anger Expression Inventory provides preliminary evidence of an acceptable methodology to study complex interrelationships based on both levels and circadian variations of all three biological measures.
Innovative new concepts must be welcomed, but they should be coupled with acceptable methodology to examine and demonstrate their effectiveness [ 40].
Two studies was defined low quality [ 20, 23], while seven studies were high quality [ 11– 14, 21, 22, 24, 25], suggesting acceptable methodology quality.
One hundred and fifty one published studies met our initial inclusion criteria, of which 31% met our criteria for minimally acceptable methodology.
(10) In Sendai Framework Priority 1, the enhancement of national risk assessment and disaster loss accounting is strongly encouraged through appropriate and robust, widely acceptable methodologies and tools.
There is considerable overlap between acceptable methodologies and those sanctioned by health economists [ 36].
He should have stopped, cleared his throat, and said something like this: "Before I was using accepted and acceptable scientific methodology, but now I'm just guessing.
In each case the DVS report was described as confirming that Capco's methodology was "acceptable".
The methodology appears acceptable in this population following adequate community engagement on study procedures.
