The phrase "acceptable side effects" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in medical or pharmaceutical contexts to describe side effects of a treatment or medication that are considered tolerable or manageable.
Example: "While the medication may cause some acceptable side effects, the benefits it provides outweigh the risks."
Alternatives: "tolerable side effects" or "manageable side effects".
For many classes of drugs – among them statins, anti-hypertensives, pain-relievers and antipsychotic medicines – the selection of the appropriate drug among many possibilities requires a delicate balancing of effectiveness and acceptable side effects in each patient.
Although the anti-tumour effects of therapy with Lu-octreotate are promising and serious side effects are rare, further studies are needed to find treatments that are more effective and still have acceptable side effects.
The trial is terminated when either the highest dose that can be given to humans with acceptable side effects has been reached or, in the absence of side effects, an effective dose has been achieved.
A significant improvement of PFS with acceptable side effects demonstrates a clinically relevant, valid PRB in terms of morbidity (defined as the problems and complications of a disease) especially in maintenance treatment and palliative situations.
For these patients reducing symptoms and prolonging survival time with acceptable side effects are the primary clinical treatment objectives.
In conclusion, both regimens had good efficacy, compliance, and acceptable side effects.
Consequently, any devices that have not been investigated in such controlled studies and have shown to be effective with an acceptable side effect profile should not be used at all.
Based on the experience in recurrent disease, IMRT can be very effective in treating rT3-4 lesions, with acceptable side effect.
Our review shows that an integrative care program for DMD patients on long term daily GC is effective in improving motor outcomes with an acceptable side effect profile.
Consequently, until these data are available any neurostimulation device should only be used in patients with medically intractable syndromes from tertiary headache centers either as part of a valid study or have shown to be effective in such controlled studies with an acceptable side effect profile.
"You cannot allow more innocent men, women and children to suffer," the woman, Kate Trunk, said, adding, "Death is not an acceptable side effect".
