The phrase "acceptable occurrence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an event or situation that is deemed permissible or satisfactory within a certain context.
Example: "In our quality control process, we consider a minor defect an acceptable occurrence as long as it does not affect the overall functionality of the product."
Alternatives: "permissible event" or "tolerable incident".
As it turns out, anthropophagy, the technical term for eating thy neighbor, is a relatively common and socially acceptable occurrence in many human cultures, from the neolithic to the present.
The authors showed a significant advantage for high doses with an acceptable occurrence of adverse effects (2% acute and chronic toxicity < of CTC grade 3 or higher) [ 6].
We give an outline of the stability analysis for the faulty closed loop system, which shows that all states remain bounded and desired performance is restored to acceptable limits after the occurrence of fault.
P1 is the lowest CR/CRi probability which, if true, implies that the therapeutic activity does warrant further investigation of the regimen provided acceptable severe acute toxicity occurrence.
This provided a considerable confidence that the risk map could be used as a tool to select areas with an acceptable probability of PD occurrence for salmon farming sites, and to focus surveillance and control measures on high-risk areas.
Using a model box for laboratory model experiments on a slope is one of the most effective and acceptable methods for studying the occurrence and development of landslides.
Q4: Will a subsequent step eliminate rancidity or reduce its likely occurrence to an acceptable level?
Yes = significant result with p-value ≤0.05 (where P is the highest acceptable probability value of recombination occurrence).
When creating PDA forms parameters may be set to strictly define allowable data values (blank versus essential, letters versus numbers, acceptable ranges) further minimizing the occurrence of nonsense and missing data entries.
When a risk is considered acceptable, a community can accept consequences and damages in terms of probability of occurrence.
Particularly strong correlation is to be expected in cases to which DLP applies, because the condition that the alternative words be more or less equally acceptable will drastically limit possible co-occurrences.
