The phrase "acceptable pathway" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a route or method that is deemed satisfactory or permissible in a given context.
Example: "After reviewing the options, we concluded that the acceptable pathway for project completion involves several key milestones."
Alternatives: "permissible route" or "satisfactory method".
"People don't always understand the seriousness of child labour and many may see it as an acceptable pathway to adult work," says Quinn. "What we're focused on is ensuring children are free to access education".
Of the 195 countries present at the UN climate conference in Paris, 106 of the poorest have said a target of 1.5C is the only acceptable pathway for humankind.
Demonstrating a credible and acceptable way to safely recycle 'used' nuclear fuel will clear a socially acceptable pathway for nuclear fission to be a major low-carbon energy source for this century.
Most of all it is the leaders of the team who model appropriate and acceptable pathways for relating and communicating.
"It's great that they are doing this and we are going to need to build on it so that we can come up with a good and acceptable testing pathway for these organisms," says gene drive pioneer Austin Burt at Imperial College London.
As such, the primary goal of the present study was to determine whether the social reaction pathway has acceptable fit for a sample of adolescents using a longitudinal design.
All enzymes involved in the in vitro pathway exhibited an acceptable level of stability at high temperature (60°C), and their stability was not markedly affected by the co-existing of up to 100 mM methanol.
(Palliative care physician) Several participants talked about how a clinical pathway could be acceptable in order to facilitate its implementation, including emphasising its benefits of supporting evidence.
Our results can help inform the design of alternative service pathways that are acceptable to patients, for which further assessments of costs and patient outcomes can be undertaken.
Perhaps our most important observation was that patients and carers generally found either primary or secondary care dementia pathways to be acceptable.
Our data shows that by computational evaluation of public accessible data an acceptable virtual image of the apoptosis pathway might be given.
