The phrase "acceptable scope" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the limits or boundaries of what is considered appropriate or permissible in a particular context, such as a project or research.
Example: "The project must remain within an acceptable scope to ensure it meets the budget and timeline constraints."
Alternatives: "permissible range" or "appropriate limits".
Each member of the reading committee signs the signature page of the dissertation to certify that the work is of acceptable scope and quality.
In 2010, Apache Hadoop defined big data as 'the data sets that could not be captured, managed and processed by general computers within an acceptable scope' [20].
At this point, it is safe to say that some other communities or organizations have expressed their opinions on big data as follows: In 2010, Apache Hadoop defined big data as 'the data sets that could not be captured, managed and processed by general computers within an acceptable scope' [20].
Although the current rate of HIV infection in MSM is in the acceptable scope, the increasing rate of HIV in MSM and the increasing number of MSM suggest a possible route for the virus to spread across these vulnerable groups.
The survey, however, did not suggest any benefit to providing higher or lower self-evaluation, so this limitation is considered acceptable within the scope of the study.
"It's a horrible subsidy that ensures a future systemic event". By focusing on the types of public-private hybrids that might be acceptable, the ideological scope of the housing reform talks has narrowed significantly since the years immediately following the crisis.
Overall the three clinical reviewers agreed that the standard of clinical practice was acceptable and the scope close to the remit agreed, but that the level of record keeping placed constraints on notes review as an assurance process and needed to be addressed.
Our results of both FRR and FAR being less than 10% is an acceptable result within the scope of our project.
The general acceptable number is the scope of wide discussions, however, some authors suggest values more than 0.8 (Koufteros 1999), while others find values of 0.6 acceptable (Diamantopoulos and Siguaw 2000).
Indoor hobbies like embroidery and sewing are presented as natural and timeless activities, rather than acts that are representative of the limited scope of acceptable female pastimes in American society in the past.
