The phrase 'acceptable timeframe' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a period of time that is considered reasonable or satisfactory. For example, "Our acceptable timeframe for completing this project is two weeks."
"That's a perfectly acceptable timeframe," he said.
If it's not an acceptable timeframe for business, then it absolutely shouldn't be an acceptable timeframe for the government.
However 3 seconds per structure is within an acceptable timeframe for our needs.
It also needed to be performed within a clinically acceptable timeframe, which directly related to realistic expectations of patient tolerance.
In particular, medium to large gaps will likely require microsite specific placement of desired advance regeneration or additional treatments (e.g., vegetation control) to cultivate a dense sapling layer in an acceptable timeframe after harvest.
Thus, overall, BRAF status was evaluated in an acceptable timeframe in 520 of 546 (95.2%) samples.
Their findings indicated that discrepancies around urgency classifications and acceptable timeframes for treatment can cause variability in the assignment of urgency for patients with similar conditions.
But the expectation is clearly that data controllers must disclose a personal data breach to a national supervisor data authority, at the very least, radically sooner than the '40 days later' which Equifax reckons is an acceptable disclosure timeframe.
The external consultants adapted their expectations to fit clients' reality and negotiated mutually acceptable understandings and timeframes.
If a more precise definition were in place [21], the timeframe for acceptable change could be defined as well.
"It is now clear that Fresh & Easy will not deliver acceptable shareholder returns on an appropriate timeframe in its current form," Tesco said.
