The phrase "acceptable restriction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing limitations or constraints that are deemed reasonable or permissible in a given context.
Example: "The committee agreed that the proposed changes included an acceptable restriction on the use of resources."
Alternatives: "reasonable limitation" or "permissible constraint".
But the most natural and rationalistically acceptable restriction would be to contingent truths.
However, they had limited mobility, which they regarded as an acceptable restriction to their quality of life considering that they had remained free of dislocations. 1 patient did not consent to a follow-up examination.
This is normally a very acceptable restriction because we would not want the money to be used for something that is already being provided.
Acceptable restrictions on dissemination of tangible and intangible research results are rewritten to better explain the University's position that publication and non-commercial dissemination of research results must not be limited.
Less acceptable restrictions included avoidance of roads with a speed limit greater than 60 km/h (0.50), limitation of destinations (0.45), driving only within a 10-km radius of home (0.45) and requirement of another licensed driver in the vehicle (0.42).
But the exception itself shows that Mill does not think that the only acceptable restrictions on liberty are those that prevent harm to others.
They accepted restrictions in the JJI, and chose to adapt to it in a way that is still acceptable for the rigour of the research, but less intrusive to the practices in the JJI.
To stimulate clinically acceptable safety restrictions for the exclusion of the risk from secondary tumour generation, the treatment with a lethal X-ray dose was routinely included as the last step of our protocols for PDT vaccine generation.
The former Conservative attorney general Dominic Grieve said he thought it "perfectly acceptable" to impose restrictions to ensure that somebody did not come back into the country without the authorities knowing that they may be wanted for a serious offence.
The evaluation result differed by one quality data level, from unacceptable quality/not reliable to acceptable quality/reliable with restrictions, for five studies [16 20] and by two quality data levels, from unacceptable quality/not reliable to high quality/reliable without restrictions, for two studies [21, 22] (Table 13).
Despite the acceptable use of restrictions, the tool may be modified for detecting EIA in an unrestricted population.
