The phrase "acceptable resistance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a level of resistance that is deemed tolerable or permissible, often in technical, scientific, or metaphorical discussions.
Example: "In our experiments, we found that an acceptable resistance level was crucial for maintaining the integrity of the circuit."
Alternatives: "tolerable resistance" or "permissible resistance".
The stable resistive switching behavior and long retention times with an acceptable resistance ratio enable the device for its application in future nonvolatile resistive random access memory (RRAM).
A second form of acceptable resistance applies to individuals.
So an acceptable resistance ratio of approximately 102 is obtained under PF.
An acceptable resistance ratio of >10 is obtained after 104 s.
The memory device has good data retention of >103 s with acceptable resistance ratio of >10.
Good data retention characteristics of >103 s with acceptable resistance ratio of >10 is observed.
In contrast, the more accurate nonlinear static and dynamic procedures lead to more economical designs with UFC-acceptable resistance to progressive collapse, at the expenses of considerable modeling and computing efforts.
PMMA has good mechanical strength, acceptable chemical resistance and extremely good weather resistance.
However, the development of commercially acceptable resistant varieties has proven to be extremely difficult due to the lack of studies on genetics and breeding for resistance in cabbage.
Irradiating the laser directly on the ink did not damage the ink or the substrate, while providing low trace resistances, and represents the most viable laser curing alternative to achieve acceptable trace resistance without charring the SL substrate.
The Firestone Wilderness tire that was used on the Explorer beginning in 1996 had the lowest acceptable heat resistance rating the government gives, a C; the Goodyear had a B. And in a tire being run at 26 p.s.i., being exposed to more friction, heat resistance mattered.
