The phrase "acceptable standards of quality" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the level of quality that is deemed satisfactory or appropriate in a particular context, such as in business, manufacturing, or service industries.
Example: "Our company is committed to meeting acceptable standards of quality in all our products to ensure customer satisfaction."
Alternatives: "satisfactory quality levels" or "adequate quality benchmarks".
The validity of the LCQ-acute was comparable to the original LCQ used by patients with chronic cough; face and concurrent validity, internal reliability and responsiveness were within acceptable standards for quality of life questionnaires [ 9].
Industry, starved of imported inputs and domestic investment and often mismanaged under state control, failed either to grow or to achieve acceptable standards of product quality or to remain commercially viable.
An international review of quality of care studies from primary care concluded, "In almost all studies reviewed the quality of care did not attain acceptable standards of practice" [ 7].
One of the dictionary definitions of moral is "adhering to conventionally acceptable standards of conduct".
Dr. DiBlasio was charged with failing to meet acceptable standards of care for 34 patients.
Your speaking up helps hold the police to acceptable standards of behavior.
This provided the rationale for considering interobserver agreement as a major outcome measure of the QA programme, since: (a) in the absence of a gold standard, interobserver agreement is an acceptable measure of quality of colposcopic examination, especially in a large sample of observers; and (b) reducing interobserver variation to a low level is a priority objective for the screening service.
Consonant with this are potential changes to the risks to healthcare quality and to the way in which an acceptable standard of care is defined.
Based on this evidence, recently developed quality indicators for SLE have established influenza and pneumococcal immunization in this population as a minimally acceptable standard of care [ 13].
Continuing lack of an acceptable standard of security … increases the risk".
True, their performance often fell well short of an acceptable standard of work.
