Sentence examples for acceptable theory from inspiring English sources
The phrase "acceptable theory" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when you are discussing a theory or set of ideas that is accepted as valid by a group of people. For example: "The Big Bang Theory is an acceptable theory among the scientific community."
In the debate, direct arguments have played a prominent role since these fit the idea, implicit in Kripke, that the claim that meaning is normative provides a pre-theoretical constraint on any acceptable theory of meaning; one that has to be accepted independently of one's specific semantic theory.
Many particle physicists became convinced that the electroweak theory was, at last, an acceptable theory for the weak force.
Any acceptable theory of wisdom ought to be compatible with such traits.
Any acceptable theory of knowledge must "make sense of" knowledge's important value.
The particular importance of this distinction for the free will debate is that "hypothetical liberty" provides compatibilism with a (plausible) account of alternate possibilities — something that is generally assumed we need for any acceptable theory of moral freedom and responsibility.
Davidson offers no argument in favor of supervenience, and although he does think that it is required of any acceptable theory of the relation between the mental and the physical (Davidson 1993, 9), he never explains this requirement.
The relativist, in contrast, argues that there are many, equally acceptable principles for accepting theories, all on the basis of evidence available, but such theories could result in very different verdicts.
That should make it more acceptable, in theory, to libertarians (although in practice, they mostly hate it).
This, overall, is one of Mr. Gingrich's greater strengths: one can imagine him being acceptable in theory to a fairly broad array of conservative voters.
He considered this condition of Anschaulichkeit to be an essential requirement on any acceptable physical theory.
He chose not to define the semantics of the quantifiers in this way simply to avoid validating BF, CBF, and NE and thus to have at least an actualistically acceptable proof theory.
