The phrase "acceptable power" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the adequacy or suitability of power levels, such as in engineering, technology, or energy discussions.
Example: "The device operates efficiently within an acceptable power range, ensuring optimal performance without overheating."
Alternatives: "satisfactory power" or "suitable power".
Coupled to a thermoelectric generator, these can be used to give acceptable power output.
A possibility of achieving high thermal efficiency at acceptable power level is shown.
In a pilot version of the experiment, we tested 24 participants and obtained acceptable power (1-β > 0.75) as well as effect size (Cohen's d > 0.7).
Our studies show that such networks ("CrossNets") may eventually exceed the mammal brain in areal density, at much higher speed and acceptable power consumption.
The design with acceptable power peaking results had a 12.25% greater destruction of heavy metals than a similar ex-core unmoderated assembly.
The design must be optimised for maximum leading edge protection with acceptable power flux distribution, which is achieved by shaping the First Wall panels.
Niranjan Ganeshathasan, a law student, agrees that Tamils will swing the vote in January but he would much rather see the repeal of draconian anti-terrorism legislation, an acceptable power-sharing arrangement, and a truth-and-reconciliation commission to investigate what happened in the last weeks of the war.
The proximate cause of the Houthi confrontation with the Hadi government was a failure to implement an acceptable power-sharing agreement based on a shared future vision for Yemen.
The receiver will calculate its tolerable power level and send acceptable-power-to-send (APTS) back to the sender.
The maximal acceptable transmit power represents the maximal allowed power of the cognitive SU in order to satisfy the interference constraints, as illustrated in Fig. 4, and is determined by the spectrum sensing of the PU at the SU location.
where P Tx_SU_M is the maximal acceptable transmit power and P Tx_SU_R is the required transmit power.
