The phrase "acceptable paths" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing options or methods that are considered appropriate or permissible in a given context.
Example: "In our project, we need to identify the acceptable paths for data processing to ensure compliance with regulations."
Alternatives: "permissible routes" or "valid options".
And if a girl did excel academically, medicine was one of the few acceptable paths.
The proposed reduction sub-algorithm identifies only the feasible connecting nodes (either WTs or OS) to each individual WT with acceptable paths to the OS location.
Some, though, see this sort of ethical standard for acceptable salvific perspectives to be as arbitrary as the standard for acceptable paths to salvation set forth by exclusivists or inclusivists (Meeker 2003, 5).
There is opportunity to improve the quality of OOS investigations by defining expectations and providing guidance in several areas including root cause assessment, impact statements, and acceptable paths forward.
The opportunity exists to improve the consistency of these investigations by defining expectations of the NCDFA-OOS investigation and providing guidance in the areas of root cause assessment, impact to the study statements, and acceptable paths forward.
Everyone seems to agree that this is an acceptable path forward.
Bush/Cheney found civilian prosecution a perfectly acceptable path to pursue in 828 cases.
"In this case, likely this was viewed as the only acceptable path that was to be taken by the solicitor".
"Delivering a product that did not meet our standards was not an acceptable path," Mr. Zelnick said.
Then, by using the master slave optimisation problem, the proposed scheme selects the longest acceptable path for each traffic type.
For her part, Shiva insists that the only acceptable path is to return to the principles and practices of an earlier era.
