The phrase "acceptable rules" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing guidelines or standards that are considered appropriate or permissible in a particular context.
Example: "The committee established a set of acceptable rules to ensure fair play during the tournament."
Alternatives: "permissible guidelines" or "appropriate regulations".
"You have no level playing field in terms of standards and acceptable rules and behavior," she said.
The balance between the right to free speech and the limits of abuse is still being negotiated: society is still fumbling towards commonly acceptable rules of engagement.
David Andrew Singer seeks to explain the varying pressures on regulatory agencies to negotiate internationally acceptable rules and suggests that the variation is largely traceable to the different domestic political pressures faced by regulators.
I'm concerned that the police availability, which is already low, if it is reduced further, I do not see much hope for people". The study calls for communities to "mobilise their defences" by re-establishing acceptable rules of behaviour to deal with youths who gather in town centres, aggressive drivers in residential streets and drunks.
They are willing to propose and abide by mutually acceptable rules, given the assurance that others will also do so; and they will honor these rules even when this means some sacrifice to their own interests.
If we adopt Došen's constraints on acceptable rules (Došen 1994, 280), the S4 necessity operator gets counted as a logical constant, while if we adopt Hacking's constraints, it doesn't (Hacking 1979, 297).
The International Sharia Research Academy, housed within INCEIF, brings together scholars to produce an internationally acceptable rule-book for Islamic finance.The second institution is the Islamic Banking and Finance Institute of Malaysia (IBFIM).
Despite the confidence with which particular analogical arguments are advanced, nobody has ever formulated an acceptable rule, or set of rules, for valid analogical inferences.
Because you could just as easily serve 16 meager portions of deep-pan as follow the globally-acceptable rule that one pizza feeds one person.
The accounting firm KPMG performs an annual audit of the Red Cross and then forwards its audit to the Army, which is charged under the Red Cross charter with ensuring that the audit meets acceptable accounting rules.
They are normally caught between a central bank that sometimes dictates exchange rates, and a market that works on more acceptable, basic rules of supply and demand.
