The phrase "acceptable stage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a level or phase that meets certain criteria or standards in a process or evaluation.
Example: "The project has reached an acceptable stage, allowing us to move forward with the next steps."
Alternatives: "satisfactory phase" or "suitable level".
Stratification of patients according to local tumour stage, with PET used in patients with tumours that are at least T2 or when regional nodal spread is suspected on structural imaging, may yield an acceptable level of stage and management changes to justify the inclusion of PET on a financial basis rather than purely a clinical one.
Across both geographical sites, double data abstraction of a 5% sample of hospital data (dates of referral, first appointment, diagnosis and stage) confirmed an acceptable level of agreement (>80% for dates; >90% for diagnosis and stage).
The OD405 values of the assay blank wells also fell within the acceptable level for an early stage ELISA (averaging 0.069).
Unfortunately, on many college campuses, students instead learn that when others disagree with them, it's acceptable to stage protests, to shout down perceived enemies, or to keep them from speaking at all.
As far as toxicity is concerned, concurrent chemoradiotherapy could be acceptable for stage IV NSCLC.
It is customary to use more than one stage of flotation to obtain an acceptable level of separation of valuables.
In the absence of level III ultrasonography, our data suggest that if SR are inconclusive, an acceptable second-stage test for level II doctor ultrasound examiners is the subjective impression of the scan findings.
In the next stage, acceptable increase of the toggling time of chosen functional units (without exceeding the system throughput — the latency is constant) leads to the possibility of decreasing their supply voltages.
