The phrase "acceptable reports" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to reports that meet certain standards or criteria for quality or content.
Example: "The committee reviewed the submissions and determined that only the acceptable reports would be considered for publication."
Alternatives: "satisfactory reports" or "valid reports".
He should be commended for that, even though many of the tactics used by journalists at his now-shuttered News of the World — hacking into the cellphone messages of crime victims, slain soldiers' families, government officials and members of the royal family, and paying police sources for information — were beyond the pale of acceptable reporting.
However, once bully journalism establishes a new culture of acceptable reporting, I fear that it will become du jour across the entire spectrum.
Out of 5332 children with completed dietary data, only 38.7%% of them were found to have acceptable reported dietary data, resulting in a final sample of 2065 children.
Women with a BMI between 20 and 22 (i.e. below average but "acceptable") reported a mean ideal weight that was 3 kg less than their current weight.
In 2008, a core team of immunologists from Europe and the United States embarked on the establishment of a Minimal Information (MI) project for T cell assays and set the stage for an ongoing large-scale, field-spanning effort to generate a widely acceptable reporting framework to support scientific publications and enhance the utility of presented data.
Quality of written English: Acceptable Report form: This is a nice and very solid looking study concerning the transcriptomes of different types of T cells, and I have no doubt that this will be a very valuable to the community of T cell researchers.
Unfortunately, the data obtained from the studies included in this review is insufficient to ascertain the trend of LBP over more than 2 decades, as the earliest methodologically acceptable study reporting point prevalence was published in 1993 [ 29].
This could lead to more acceptable PIAs, reports, and evaluations, as well as policy decisions.
Despite the problems, multiple pressure tests were taken of the blowout preventer's annulars and rams and the results were deemed "acceptable," the report said.
"One of the problems we have in Britain is that drug taking has now become so commonplace that it is widely regarded as socially acceptable," the report's author, Dr. Martin Plant, said at the time.
