The phrase "acceptable to create" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether something is permissible or appropriate to produce or develop.
Example: "In our design meeting, we concluded that it is acceptable to create a new logo that reflects our brand values."
Alternatives: "permissible to develop" or "suitable to produce".
"There was a breakthrough around '98, '99, when it became acceptable to create whole worlds through re-creations, and there was a huge backlog of demand for stories that could now be done".
At some time in the near future, they said, today's debate over whether it is morally acceptable to create and destroy human embryos to obtain stem cells should be moot.
He first announced the results of his experiments at the Second International Summit On Human Genome Editing, a Summit convened to determine how and under what conditions it would be acceptable to create genetically engineered children.
"It's becoming acceptable to create a sense of desire by how you dress, to be seductive".
At a weekly session that Monday, the concept was reviewed and deemed acceptable enough to create.
I tried to promote individual autonomy while myself pushing the bounds of acceptable dialogue to create a new cognitive space from which to organize; one not in service to a flag or a political party or a specific ideology, but exclusively to the values they all claim to monopolize.
FEV1 was measured 1 min after each dose; we used the best of three acceptable measurements to create dose response curves.
In conclusion, we demonstrate that a combination of IGF-1 and FGF-2 increases cell proliferation, GAG and collagen deposition, and renders acceptable results to create a predifferentiated implant of gene-modified ASC amenable for preclinical studies in the ovine model.
Although this resulted in a greater number of items with lower difficulty and discrimination for parents than for youth, this was determined to be acceptable in order to create a parallel measure for parents and children.
"It's not acceptable to keep creating glorious chances and not taking them".
Results from the reliability analysis yielded an acceptable value of Cronbach's alpha (.915), suggesting that these selected statements had internal consistency and were acceptable to be used to create a DRLI.
