The phrase "acceptable partner" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing criteria or standards for a partner in various contexts, such as relationships, business, or collaborations.
Example: "In our project, we need to find an acceptable partner who meets our quality standards and shares our values."
Alternatives: "suitable partner" or "appropriate partner".
Points: FB 0/0, FS 0/1, S 0/1 Total: 0/2 Chris Riley 5 An acceptable partner for Tiger at last but let side down when he shied away from foursomes.
Imagine subsequent negotiations with the third, barely acceptable, partner if the second set of talks had also foundered in an industry where all would quickly know the results of earlier negotiations.
The idea had been that power-sharing in Belfast would be a stepping-stone to power in Dublin, by making Sinn Fein an acceptable partner in a coalition government.
Overall, Formula 5 has the fastest matching progress and gains acceptable partner rate scores.
Many would not view the Freedom Party as an acceptable partner in a coalition.
People pretended it was an acceptable partner in the fight against Assad," he said.
One wants to sleep with Daddy, for Daddy, within his sight, but rather than be angry about it, one wants to somehow assimilate him into adult, healthy love for the socially acceptable partner--such a tall order to meet, when the certainties of Freudian psychoanalysis have vanished into the ether of Derridean uncertainty!
Why were white women considered to be acceptable partners, but black women were not?
A further prominent concept is that of the marriage squeeze, in which the supply and demand of partners forces individuals to broaden or narrow their age range of acceptable partners.
A way must be found to help turn Hamas into a legitimate and acceptable negotiating partner.
It is not an acceptable coalition partner, for Merkel or for anyone.
