The phrase "acceptable volume" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing sound levels that are considered appropriate or tolerable in a given context, such as in a public space or during an event.
Example: "Please ensure that the music is played at an acceptable volume so that it does not disturb the neighbors."
Alternatives: "tolerable level" or "reasonable volume".
Honey holes are reliable because long after the robust flows of spring subside they offer trout cool refuge and an acceptable volume of water.
Turning it up to 10, the fan sounds like a jet engine, and while it's not loud enough to be heard outside the room, makes it difficult to hear dialogue at an acceptable volume from the television.
In accordance with the Venturi principle, an acceptable volume of liquid solid fluid is automatically collected into a sampling bottle.
The results proved that both forms of aluminium dross possess the potential to provide an acceptable volume of hydrogen at relatively consistent flow rates.
Notably, lithium metal up to 131 mAh cm−2 can be confined within ZnO@HPC, achieving acceptable volume expansion, considerable reduction in overpotential and effective dendrite suppression.
Unbiased samples of acceptable volume were produced by the proposed fluidic sampler, even at 10.21 mPa s liquid viscosity, 35 wt% solid concentration, and 6.74 m sampling height.
This paper describes the use of ground improvement followed by cement and chemical grouting as well as dewatering to both reduce the water ingress to acceptable volumes and the piezometric pressures in an alluvial silty sand layer during the shield disassembly task.
Using this approach, Drake et al. (2005) report acceptable volumes of discharge for various organisms (with differing reproductive rates) for a range of invasion risk tolerances.
Although there are no universal guidelines on acceptable volumes of blood that may be safely collected from children, a recommendation has been published based on a review of the literature [ 48].
Both European Society of Cardiology [ 24] and American College of Cardiology/American Heart Association/Society for Cardiovascular Angiography and Interventions [ 24] guidelines indicate that elective PCIs should be performed by operators with acceptable annual volume at high-volume centers with on-site cardiac surgery facilities [ 25].
However, some of these trials included one or two maneuvers with acceptable flow-volume and volume-time curves.
