The phrase "acceptable until" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a time limit or condition under which something is considered acceptable.
Example: "The proposal is acceptable until the end of the month, after which we will need to reassess our options."
Alternatives: "permissible until" or "valid until".
It was also common and acceptable until quite recently to beat other "subordinates," including wives, prisoners and soldiers.
Perkins continued, "The proposal says, in essence, that homosexuality is morally acceptable until a boy turns 18 — then, when he comes of age, he's removed from the Scouts".
Smoking in a restaurant or bar is no longer socially acceptable; until the same applies to driving your son or daughter to school in a gas-guzzling 4x4, Helm is right: we are not very serious about climate change.
The idea of factory-made food will always make diners a little uneasy, whereas a team of perfectionist chefs in a pricey restaurant is far more acceptable – until they give you norovirus, that is.
Just cut them in half (a serrated knife is helpful), remove any seeds, and then grind them in a clean coffee grinder (best) or blender (acceptable) until very fine.
He tried to set his team up not to lose, which was just about acceptable until they started to lose, or at least failed to beat Norwich City, Carlisle and FC Sion at home.
They were the glory of his youth, expressing his love of sound, of volume, of ceremony (and his hope of being accepted, and acceptable, socially) until his hearing started to fail him and loud noises caused him acute physical pain and made his hearing worse.
Refrigeration engineers searched for acceptable substitutes until the 1920s, when a number of synthetic refrigerants were developed.
For example, a solar installation may not have an acceptable payback until the RECs from that project are sold.
"As far as I can tell, most people feel the losses we're sustaining are acceptable losses until something happens to someone they know.
The Senate originally floated a $318 billion bill; that has since been combined with a House bill and reduced to a more acceptable $292 billion until 2009.
