The phrase "aesthetically unacceptable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that does not meet certain standards of beauty or visual appeal.
Example: "The design of the building was deemed aesthetically unacceptable by the committee, leading to a request for revisions."
Alternatives: "visually unappealing" or "not aesthetically pleasing".
Excessive deflection should not impair the function of the structure or be aesthetically unacceptable.
While he doesn't feel it necessary to hide all signs of real life, Dirand has developed a sleight of hand for those things he finds aesthetically unacceptable.
In extreme cases, customers may avoid aesthetically unacceptable but otherwise safe drinking water in favour of more pleasant but potentially unsafe source (WHO 2011).
About 10 15% of these dyes is discharged into textile wastewater effluent, which not only creates serious environmental hazards, but also renders textile wastewater aesthetically unacceptable.
Moderate surface staining was detectable also on other teeth, but not aesthetically unacceptable and could easily be removed without complex prophylactic measures.
Nevertheless, a report from the Medical Research Council (UK) [ 12] that followed the York Report added a further qualification on the viewpoint of the aesthetic component of fluorosis by stating: "Further studies should determine the public's perception of dental fluorosis with particular attention to the distinction between acceptable and aesthetically unacceptable fluorosis".
Water should be safe for human consumption and aesthetically acceptable: free from organic matter, color, taste, and odor, all of which are unacceptable in water to be used for food and beverage processing operations.
QuickReturns has excluded large products (e.g., furniture, bicycles, tires) from the market estimate because they will not be accepted at QuickReturns locations; they take up an unacceptable amount of floor space, are difficult to handle, and are generally aesthetically displeasing in a store environment.
