The phrase "acceptable sector" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing areas or industries that meet certain standards or criteria.
Example: "The report identified several acceptable sectors for investment, including renewable energy and technology."
Alternatives: "permissible area" or "approved sector".
Since the ISS is not really owned by any one country, but managed under an international partner's agreement, the ISS' transfer to an acceptable private sector entity could be a nice trade for NASA' invitation to its international partners to join in the new lunar station.
There are three levels of acceptable business sectors.
The value for the load can be the maximum acceptable load (MAL) per sector (cell) or it can be the predicted load (PL) per sector during the busy hour.
While this may be acceptable in the private sector it's a no-no in local government, where appointments are made by council members.
The consular ID card "is a form of identification that the private sector finds acceptable," said John Byrne, senior counsel and compliance manager at the American Bankers Association.
Zeitz, who quit Puma to set up the B Team, said it was no longer acceptable that the corporate sector takes a back seat while the world goes to rack and ruin, and that success will come only from forging partnerships with NGOs and politicians.
For instance, highly-flexible tolling regulations help mitigate revenue risk since the private partner can adjust tolls to cope with varying demand, and as a result, riskier approaches such as Least Present Value Revenue (LPVR) or even full revenue risk may become acceptable to the private sector.
An electrostatic energy filter is used to separate an almost monoenergetic ion beam acceptable for the magnetic sector mass separator.
When a regulation is developed as a result of a recognized need, it is more likely to be practicable and acceptable to the regulated sector.
The taken-for-granted assumption that corporations act in a morally acceptable manner vanishes; entire sectors become subject to public scrutiny.
