The phrase "acceptable peace" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a state of peace that is deemed satisfactory or tolerable, often in contexts involving conflict resolution or negotiations.
Example: "After years of conflict, the two nations finally reached an agreement that established an acceptable peace for both parties."
Alternatives: "satisfactory peace" or "tolerable peace".
William's chief concern for the next four years was the command of the Dutch armies in Flanders, though Dutch domestic affairs and repeated attempts to find an acceptable peace formula took much of his time.
If too many students allowed themselves to be swept along by the minority, it was even more alarming that academic, civil and military authorities alike proved in capable of drawing a clear line between acceptable peace ful protest and unacceptable violent disruption.
Conceding our complicity in hurting the Iranian people seems like a good place to start in moving towards a mutually acceptable peace.
Over 100 settlements lie outside what most observers consider could realistically be annexed to Israel under a mutually acceptable peace plan.
But there is no acceptable alternative to peace.
Humphrey pledged, if elected, to stop bombing North Vietnam as "an acceptable risk for peace".
Humphrey pledged, if elected, to stop bombing North Vietnam as "an acceptable risk for peace". Muskie invited a heckler to the platform to air his views.
Humphrey, who as Lyndon B. Johnson's vice president was heavily burdened by the latter's unpopular Vietnam policies, called for an end to the bombing of North Vietnam as "an acceptable risk for peace".
Thus, while Bethmann lost patience with waiting for Wilson to act, the German military leaders came momentarily to think that Germany, from a position of strength, might now propose a peace acceptable to themselves.
He labeled the new policy "as an acceptable risk for peace".
In a September 30 speech in Salt Lake City, Utah, Humphrey pledged that as president he would unilaterally halt the bombing of North Vietnam "as an acceptable risk for peace".
