The phrase "acceptable stance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a viewpoint or position that is considered reasonable or permissible in a particular context.
Example: "While there are many opinions on the matter, I believe that an acceptable stance is to prioritize safety above all else."
Alternatives: "reasonable position" or "valid viewpoint".
In Trumpland, the only acceptable stance is public agreement with the president, even if the president is maligning your career, values and integrity with no basis to do so — and even if you may have helped hand him the presidency in the first place.
"I don't think preserving the past is an acceptable stance.
"A woman must be on the executive committee". An acceptable stance, certainly, but again, not one that Blatter alone can dictate.
It is no longer a politically acceptable stance to deny doctors from even studying marijuana's benefits anymore -- another measure of how the War On Weed is winding down.
In them, he argued that the Catholic position on these issues was "pluralistic," and that Catholic theologians through history had taken a variety of acceptable stances on these issues.
(This was well before neo-Romanticism became an acceptable compositional stance in Northeastern academia, after the end of the Cold War).
It's a sign that opposition to the bill is becoming the only acceptable conservative stance.
I even went so far as to argue with others defending my stance and stressing the fact that not all women need or want to have children (which is still an accurate and perfectly acceptable position for many women).
There is no in-between stance acceptable.
Conclusion: Repeatability of the EMG signal during quiet stance is acceptable; however, bilateral asymmetry may not be a definitive indicator of dysfunction.
With Beijing's ever-tightening grip, the opposition camp in Hong Kong is left with less and less space to survive: the exact same stance deemed acceptable in 2016 is unacceptable in 2018.
