The phrase "acceptable schools" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing educational institutions that meet certain standards or criteria deemed satisfactory.
Example: "The district has a list of acceptable schools for students seeking transfers."
Alternatives: "approved schools" or "satisfactory schools".
My daughter had little interest in dolls or dresses, preferring her younger brother's hockey jersey as acceptable school-picture attire until middle school, when hormones took hold and makeup became the norm.
A California version would allow its students to use the money at any acceptable school in the country.
Duncan and his wife moved to suburban Virginia and enrolled his young children in the perfectly acceptable school system there.
Due to economic hardship, vulnerable families are being deprived of the possibility of supplying their children with books or acceptable school clothing.
The CRC representatives to the meeting (half of whom were themselves from Asian communities) did accept that "rickets and deficiency states in Ugandan Asian immigrants... were primarily due to cultural factors"; nonetheless, they called for the provision of religiously acceptable school meals, and especially "suitable fortification of food".
The findings of this study were used to design a culturally-acceptable school-based health-promoting intervention.
[ID 5, University staff interview] The educational resource was acceptable to schools and delivered in most intervention schools (85%) within the trial but few control schools (38%) outside the trial setting.
The hand washing intervention was acceptable to schools, but its reach outside of a randomised trial, evidenced in the low proportion of schools in the control arm who received it after the trial had ended, suggests that the model of delivery may not be sustainable.
Among the elite canape party photos and etiquette guide reviews, the latest edition of the posh people's periodical contains a depressing sign of the times - a list of acceptable state schools.
"This information is just a manifestation of the fundamentally flawed policies of a coalition government that believes it is acceptable that schools should be able to employ leaders and teachers who do not have qualified teacher status," she said.
