The phrase "admissible one" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to something that is acceptable or allowed, particularly in legal or formal situations.
Example: "The court deemed the evidence presented to be an admissible one, allowing it to be considered during the trial."
Alternatives: "acceptable option" or "permissible choice".
Local control laws (minimal firing count vectors) are first computed independently in subsystems, based on which the globally admissible ones are derived.
According to these theorems, the thrust in the settlement mechanism is the lowest of all the statically admissible ones (static theorem), and the highest of all the kinematically admissible ones (kinematic theorem).
Fourth, using this theorem, an algorithm is presented to equivalently transform a linear constraint, each place weight of which is not negative, into a disjunction of weakly admissible ones.
Then, by the orthonormal projection operators between the synchronization subspace and the complement synchronization subspace, stable-protocol admissible synchronization problems are transformed into admissible ones of multiple subsystems with lower dimensions, and an approach is given to determine the synchronization function.
In this study, we also recall the Meir-Keeler-type contraction [11] and α-admissible one [12].
The previous definition says, roughly speaking, that a time-dependent discontinuity curve γ is admissible if one of the following holds: either γ solves the differential equation on its domain, or, if it does not, the solutions are pushed 'far away' from γ.
Several months after the trial collapsed, ostensibly because of lack of admissible evidence, one of Charrington's police handlers, Harry Knaggs, was allegedly seen by customs officials driving a £70,000 BMW registered to one Brian Charrington.
A regrettable private conversation has become an admissible public one.
We can see that not only (theta _{P}=0) is not admissible, because one of the two variances is negative, but also that only values of (theta _{P}) between 0.6 and 1 lead to admissible decompositions.
