The phrase "acceptable progress" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a level of advancement or improvement that meets certain standards or expectations.
Example: "The team has made acceptable progress on the project, and we are on track to meet our deadlines."
Alternatives: "satisfactory progress" or "adequate progress".
Acceptable progress toward compliance criteria is best measured by trends approaching a desired end point.
Many fellowships require that students report on their annual activities and accomplishments or verify that they are making acceptable progress towards their degree (examples: NSF GRFP, DOE CSGF, NDESG).
In the eyes of both Henderson and Warshaw, Oakland has failed to make acceptable progress on said reforms.
But Washington also needs a lot more humility, honor, as well as a demonstrable focus on principle to bring about the kind of change that Americans will respect and look upon as acceptable progress.
Commentators note a harmful sense of futility when a country that is actually making acceptable progress in improving health is misclassified as off track [ 12, 13].
He said that this would leave 55 factories open "subject to satisfactory progress" towards an "acceptable loss per disabled employee".
They want to see that the student is making satisfactory progress and earning acceptable grades.
Andrea Gordon, director of operations (regions) of the Care Quality Commission, said Basildon and Thurrock University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust's failures were not acceptable but progress had been made.
Two days later, the league's president, Joe McEacharn, stood in front of the padlocked gates of Hartford's stadium and said, "No action is no longer acceptable". If progress is not made in the next few weeks, he said, the league and the team will be required to find a permanent home for 2017.
Source: CBS statline, Centraal Bureau voor Statistiek, via http://statline.cbs.nl/Statweb/ Table 2 indicates that, in general, all levels of health problems were considered increasingly acceptable with progressing age.
Implied in Reagan's offer is that Nicaragua accept the legitimacy of the Administration's threat unless progress acceptable to the Reagan Administration is made in the talks, an additional $14 million in military aid will be supplied to the rebels via the CIA.
