The phrase "acceptable to state" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether something can be expressed or articulated in a particular context or situation.
Example: "It is acceptable to state that the results of the experiment were inconclusive."
Alternatives: "permissible to express" or "appropriate to mention".
I think the authors could use their own data with forskolin etc. to try to convince readers that pT197 indicates activity but I think it is not acceptable to state this is an accepted, justified measure.
The change contemplated by House Republicans would make the work requirements in the president's plan less onerous for states and so more acceptable to state officials.
News reports have said that some of the film's graphic violence was edited to make it acceptable to state censors, including altering the color of fake blood in violent scenes and limiting how far the blood splattered.
Furthermore, in the past it was acceptable to state in the literature that "time pressures…preclude any but the most cursory inspection of reports by the dictating radiologist.
Because the introduced bill did not seek new powers, it was more acceptable to state legislators.
Therefore, it would be acceptable to state that the severity of hyperglycemia during the index pregnancy is related to recurrent GDM risk.
This isn't the first time Obama has defied state Democrats in order to find a nominee acceptable to a state's Republican senators -- though it may be the first time the process has ended with a Republican getting the nomination.
Meanwhile, his marriage fell apart (his wife resented their decline in status and could not understand why her husband wouldn't write books that were acceptable to the State) and his health deteriorated.
The Catholic providers offered to refer same-sex couples to other agencies (as they had been doing for unmarried couples), but that was not acceptable to the state, Mr. Marlowe said.
