The phrase "acceptable point" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a viewpoint or argument that is considered reasonable or valid in a particular context.
Example: "While I disagree with some of your conclusions, I can see that your argument presents an acceptable point regarding the need for further research."
Alternatives: "valid argument" or "reasonable assertion".
Function to add the acceptable point reps.
That is not an acceptable point of view".
The length of West Ham's injury list made this an acceptable point for Slaven Bilic.
Yet after an acceptable point, the next test of Newcastle's newly discovered unity will come when they visit Liverpool on Saturday.
The company suggested in a post announcing the change that it had originally seen white nationalism as an acceptable point of view, similar to American nationalism, or Basque separatism.
Even now, at the most acceptable point her career or private life has ever reached in our moralistic and artistically anorexic society, who is embracing her? Courtney Love and Lady Gaga.
As a dessert, it hits the same luscious, buttery, jammy notes as a fruit pie, but instead of being neatly trimmed, crimped and latticed, it features hasty folds and raggedy edges: perfectly acceptable points of style.
At his regular Sunday news conference in Tehran, Hamidreza Assefi, the Foreign Ministry spokesman, said that the package included "points that are ambiguous, points that are acceptable, points that should be strengthened and points that perhaps should not be there," the INSA news agency reported.
The deigned TBSC had 65 items rated on five Likert scales of unacceptable, slightly unacceptable, neutral, slightly acceptable, and acceptable points (Additional file 1).
There are eight acceptable points of contact for duelers to hit, he says, including head, shoulders, limbs, and feet.
These realisations can serve as potent reminders of the need for the development of newer tests (particularly easily accessible and acceptable point-of-care tests) and service models.
