The phrase "acceptable scenario" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a situation or condition that is deemed satisfactory or permissible within a certain context.
Example: "In this case, an acceptable scenario would be to allow for some flexibility in the deadlines to accommodate unforeseen circumstances."
Alternatives: "permissible situation" or "satisfactory condition".
He created, in lieu of that impossible satisfaction, a different, acceptable scenario of possession.
There is simply no feasible or acceptable scenario whereby he and his party can continue their decades-old, repressive, totalitarian rule.
So we're seeing statements from Moscow about how they're not categorically opposed to Assad's exit — and at the same time they're saying, slow down, easy does it, we don't see any acceptable scenario, and we will not condemn him as strongly as everyone else, much less approve any plan to propel him from power.
"I would urge any young shopper to think about whether they believe over 500 deaths is an acceptable scenario," says Stacey Dooley, who saw at first hand the real cost of fast fashion production, for the BBC 3 series Blood, Sweat and T-Shirts.
Thus, your ideal scenario might be to exit in three years, but an acceptable scenario could be exiting in seven years if that's how long it will take to exit with financial security.
If the risk is acceptable, then scenario-based approximation is used to handle the residual uncertainty in the critical parameters.
While we did not ask respondents whether they personally would want to be deceived in the scenarios we presented, it seems plausible to hypothesize that there might be some relation between a judgment that deception is morally acceptable in some scenario, and what an agent would prefer if that person were in that scenario.
Along with the LCA, the QMRA results were sought to provide the basis for addressing such trade-offs, rather than for deciding whether pathogen-related adverse effects experienced by specific individuals or populations are acceptable, or which scenario leads to the highest overall health burden for a given community, as is traditionally the case in QMRA.
Just 27percentnt of participants said they would find this scenario acceptable vs 55percentnt saying they would not.
Maybe the argument of "it's a result of the things our users are inputting" is acceptable in this scenario.
Therefore, the proposed interpolation method can adaptively estimate the missing data in different conditions, and the estimation results are acceptable in the scenario of the small amount of data loss.
