The phrase "acceptable to return" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether something is permissible or appropriate to be sent back or given back.
Example: "The item was damaged upon arrival, so it is acceptable to return it for a full refund."
Alternatives: "permissible to return" or "allowed to return".
"It is neither possible, nor practical, nor acceptable to return to conducting business as usual, as if everything is fine," he said.
That clearly is the hope of Gov. Jim Hodges and the state's business leaders, who are now hoping to convince tourists and conventions that have canceled their bookings in the state that it is now acceptable to return.
It is perfectly acceptable to return to your agenda stating clearly: "I was hoping to get your thoughts on ABC project" or "I wanted to see if you could join me in my effort to XYZ".
The Economic Consequences of the Peace gained Keynes international fame, but also caused him to be regarded as anti-establishment – it was not until after the outbreak of World War II that Keynes was offered a directorship of a major British Bank, or an acceptable offer to return to government with a formal job.
For her part, Shiva insists that the only acceptable path is to return to the principles and practices of an earlier era.
The global parameterization using Chebyshev polynomials was successful, whereas inverses utilizing the localized parameterization failed to return acceptable images of the free surface.
"Some people told me the risks are acceptable, some advised me not to return, but nobody gave guarantees," he said.
The localization solution requires groups of at least four nodes to be active within the array to return an acceptable two-dimensional result.
She followed orders, but when the passengers with acceptable identification papers were told to return to the train, Mrs. Glover slipped away from her forgetful guard and quietly boarded the train as it pulled out of the station.
But the Denver area, which last met federal ozone standards in 1978, became the first urban region with poor air quality to return to acceptable standards for the six most important pollutants the environmental agency monitors -- ozone, carbon monoxide, nitrous oxides, sulfur dioxide, lead and particulate matter, which is better known as soot.
"No amount of new training or additional paperwork will make necessary force that is lawful and properly used by police officers acceptable to those who want to return to the hands-off, reactive policing strategies that sent crime soaring in the past," Lynch said.
