The phrase "acceptable to address" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether a certain topic or issue can be approached or mentioned in a particular context.
Example: "It is important to determine if the concerns raised by the community are acceptable to address in the upcoming meeting."
Alternatives: "suitable to discuss" or "appropriate to mention".
It is appropriate and acceptable to address these particular problems as early as age fifteen or sixteen, and I've witnessed first-hand how the results can improve someone's self-esteem in a life-changing way.
But as useful as this is as a general definition, it does little to address the ethical issues surrounding when, if ever, it is acceptable to address a person's sexual activity, behavior, past, relationships, etc... in the context of the law?
It would also be perfectly acceptable to address each person individually and more personally: "I would like to thank Professor Henderson for her expert advice and encouragement throughout this difficult project, as well as Dr. Matthews for his brilliance in the lab".
Although clinical practice guidelines recommend against the use of placebo treatments to mollify patients, 10 most participants in this survey judged their use to be acceptable to address patients' need to feel like they received some treatment.
The risks associated with hazardous wastes can be controlled by relying on (1) basic scientific principles, (2) proven and developing engineering designs and processes, and (3) acceptable technologies to address one or more of the six steps necessary and sufficient to define that a hazardous waste polluting event has taken place.
Over the past 15 years, we have adapted MI, designed for use by specialists, into a generic, feasible and acceptable method to address the challenge of efficient, respectful and effective multiple-behaviour consultations in primary care [ 22, 23].
This investment in communities through an understanding of their social structure and health seeking behaviours, through identification and partnership with credible community leaders, and through identification of culturally sensitive and locally acceptable approaches to address transport and referrals was the single significant difference between the two districts.
These findings demonstrate the perceived importance of child behavioral problems in a rural Nepali community and suggest that multi-level community-based interventions targeting peers, parents, teachers and community leaders could be a feasible and acceptable approach to address the identified problems.
When the younger Mr. Bush accepted responsibility for the response to Katrina, he did so by saying that the "results are not acceptable" and vowed "to address the problems".
If more than one standard treatment can be used for the condition being studied, then the protocol must either define which ones will be acceptable or methods to address this possible source of variability between studies.
