The phrase "acceptable output" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the quality or standards of results produced by a process, system, or individual.
Example: "The software must generate an acceptable output to meet the project's requirements."
Alternatives: "satisfactory result" or "valid outcome".
Much time was spent tuning the component values of this subsystem in order to successfully achieve an acceptable output.
Based on the parallel circuit design, the palm-power TE generator was assembled by the flexible composite films and realized a low internal resistance of 1.1 Ω and an acceptable output power of 36 nW in the palm of hand.
The results showed that the integrated system had an acceptable output in terms of throughput and end-end delay for the LTE network.
The main point in the all previous research works is acceptable output result of artificial neural network that introduced this method as a powerful tool for qualitative modeling of dam reservoirs.
The aim to capture enough signal energy to maintain an acceptable output signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) dictates a very complicated Rake structure with a large number of fingers.
The selected protein BLAST search to locate unique proteins (e.g., the conserved hypothetical protein, GenBank: ZP06602469; sucC protein, GenBank: ZP06602580) did not show an acceptable output to proceed with primer/probe design.
The management of information flows, or the planning and control of the system to achieve acceptable outputs, is an important task of the production manager.
From the results obtained it may be concluded that the developed neural networks permit acceptable outputs for the prediction of the investigated surface roughness parameters, vibration level and tool-flank wear.
Coupled to a thermoelectric generator, these can be used to give acceptable power output.
For this reason, the controller parameters needs to adjusted according to the changes in the plant parameters for acceptable plant output responses.
To develop a valid statistical method of showing acceptable cardiac output (CO) trending ability when new CO monitors are compared to a reference standard, such as thermodilution, using polar coordinates.
