The phrase "acceptable relation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the appropriateness or suitability of a relationship or connection between two entities, concepts, or individuals.
Example: "In this study, we found an acceptable relation between the variables that supports our hypothesis."
Alternatives: "suitable connection" or "appropriate relationship".
The obtained results from spectroscopic data confirmed an acceptable relation with chemical structure of Ch-g-Ea.
This approach suggests an acceptable relation between rheological properties of rubber blends based on NR/SBR with their thermal behavior, which can be represented by Equation 3 (Figures 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12) as normalized factor and h NR / h SBR = f rheological properties Open image in new window (3) Open image in new window Figure 7 Plot of TC 90 vs. h NR / h SBR.
It added: "An extensive and thorough review was undertaken by a separate audit team, which concluded the procurement of designers for the garden bridge was acceptable in relation to the selection of bidders and there is no evidence the processes did not provide value for money".
Furthermore, the price of the energy produced by the wind turbines is attractive in comparison to other forms of renewable energy and acceptable in relation to fossil fuels.
They were also more culturally acceptable in relation to norms and values on Emae Island, in which discussions, even serious, were approached in an open manner, with interjections from other community members, arguments, and anecdotes used by those involved.
Although there is no apparent correlation between slope and erosion rates, numerous studies have shown that a steeper terrain is more erodible than a gentler terrain, which is naturally acceptable in relation to change in slope stability.
Every owner stated that the inconvenience for the dog was acceptable in relation to the gain.
Unfortunately, lack of clarity as to when research risks are acceptable in relation to anticipated benefits has impeded important clinical trials.
Although in this case, patient's mouth maximum interincisal opening was only 20 mm and is less than ideal, it is still acceptable in relation to her severely retruded and underdeveloped mandible.
Using Løgstrup's theory of trust and distrust, it could be argued that the healthcare professionals, who by the participants in our study were allowed to help, understood and interacted within the acceptable in relation to these participants' moral concepts.
Cost Effectiveness Acceptability Curves (CEAC's), measured the probability that the CE ratio-resulting from a trial was acceptable in relation to different values of the ceiling ratio (from 0 to ∞).
