The phrase "acceptably short" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is short enough to meet a certain standard or requirement.
Example: "The report was acceptably short, allowing us to review it quickly without missing any key points."
Alternatives: "sufficiently brief" or "adequately concise."
Among them, the use of specific processing architectures implemented on FPGAs presents as main advantages a good "cost-performance" ratio and an acceptably short development time.
Aside from removing the heat, the heat exchanger must be able to accomplish this task in an acceptably short period of time.
The preliminary results suggest that initial operation in D D with continual feedback into the plasma of the tritium produced enables a fusion reactor designed solely for D T operation to start-up in an acceptably short time-scale without the need for any external tritium source.
The results show the algorithm's high efficiency, as it can produce good quality solution in an acceptably short time.
To be an effective diagnostic tool, however, image acquisition must be accomplished during an acceptably short breath-hold period.
Wi-Fi operates acceptably indoors at short ranges, while WiMAX usually requires line-of-sight when used over long distances.
I did some experimentation, and it was possible for a 6'2" passenger to sit in the third row behind a 6'2" passenger in the second row behind a 6'2" driver – and all three positions were acceptably dimensioned, at least for a short ride.
Our study showed that the currently used short set of three psychiatric items at least performs acceptably for triage purposes.
Substituting P (ℒ = l) and P(S|ℒ = l ∩ H m ) and moving constants outside the integral, we find where the error of transformation can be shown by the Euler-MacLaurin Theorem [ 28] to be Because λ ≫ 1, even for inserts considered to be fairly short, and likewise σ ≫ 1, the magnitude of ϵ will be acceptably small for cases of practical interest.
So, although pharmaceutical companies would prefer to develop noncovalent inhibitors, for short or medium duration patient dosing or in very serious cancers, the risk of side effects may be acceptably low to consider the use of this class of compound.
Mr. Guy, at 66, is acceptably authentic.
