The phrase "acceptable timetable" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a schedule or plan that is deemed reasonable or satisfactory. Example: "We need to come up with an acceptable timetable for completing our project so that we can meet our deadline."
After developing a timetable acceptable to both sides, we could rapidly move to modify or eliminate these systems under procedures already established in the Start agreement.
On April 23rd red-shirt protesters, who are camped out in Bangkok's shopping district, revised their demand for snap elections, saying a three-month timetable was acceptable.
In particular for dense railway networks it can be challenging to obtain a stable robust conflict-free and energy-efficient timetable with acceptable infrastructure occupation and short journey times.
That timetable may be acceptable to doctors, but it is not much good to politicians facing re-election in 2005 or 2006.
But neither timetable has been acceptable to protesters in the street, who are demanding that Mr. Saleh, an ally of the United States against the rising presence of Al Qaeda here, step down immediately.
President Obama's speeding up of the withdrawal of major forces would see them withdrawn by September next year, a timetable that is perfectly acceptable to the Iraqi government according to one of prime minister Maliki's advisers).
The web of interlocking international sanctions posed dense legal challenges when it came to drawing up a timetable for their lifting that was acceptable to all sides.
The timetable recognises that the present level of service has not been acceptable and will aim to give passengers a more predictable service they can plan around.
It is intending to then hold a meeting in March to assess the text, and could, she said, come to a conclusion on whether the Privacy Shield is acceptable by mid-April or the end of April — again, depending on whether the EC fulfills this timetable or not.
