The phrase "acceptable sections" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to parts of a document, report, or any content that meets certain standards or criteria.
Example: "The report was well-structured, and all the acceptable sections were clearly marked for easy reference."
Alternatives: "permissible parts" or "valid segments".
Although the general case is ruled by (1), in exceptional cases, planes yield acceptable interpolations (Section 'Practical test').
Since then the World Health Organization has published a revision in 1994, stating that acceptable caesarean section rates should range between 5 and 15percentt [ 7].
However, the attending obstetrician judged a trial of labour acceptable; caesarean section was done when there was no progress in the first stage of labour".
He walked off with the prize after pledging to appoint "strict constructionist" Supreme Court justices and choose a running mate "acceptable to all sections of the party" — in other words, one signed off on by Thurmond.
The main text of an Article should begin with a section headed Introduction of referenced text that expands on the background of the work (some overlap with the abstract is acceptable), followed by sections headed Results, Discussion (if appropriate) and Methods (if appropriate).
Campaigners for women's' rights are not acceptable to many sections of Iraqi society, especially in Basra where militias have partial control in some districts and impose strict laws on locals, including what clothing they should wear and what religious practice they should follow.
This might be debatable but we consider the original order of the sections acceptable.
The Cronbach's α coefficient was acceptable for all sections (general recommendations, 0.66; sources of nutrients, 0.77; the role of nutrients, 0.77), except for breastfeeding (0.60), which was therefore eliminated.
To this end, uranium alloyed with 10 wt% molybdenum (U-10Mo) represents an ideal candidate because of its stable gamma phase, low neutron caption cross section, acceptable swelling response, and predictable irradiation behavior.
Conclusion: Trial of labor following two previous cesarean sections is acceptable in the majority of cases.
