The phrase "an acceptable quantity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a quantity that meets certain standards or criteria, often in contexts like business, science, or quality control.
Example: "The supplier assured us that the shipment would contain an acceptable quantity of materials to meet our production needs."
Alternatives: "a satisfactory amount" or "a permissible quantity".
However, the aim of this article was to establish whether DNA of an acceptable quality and quantity could be obtained to allow high-throughput genotyping on different platforms, which we have successfully demonstrated.
To the best of our knowledge, this is the first demonstration of the effectiveness of a readily available natural product in acceptable quantity to significantly limit myocardial damage resulted from induced ischemia.
The author is not aware of Australian guidelines on the acceptable quantity of mummy nuts to prevent infection.
Nearly all of the RNA extracted from blood, spleen, kidney and larvae samples by these two kits contained RNA of acceptable quantity (1 and 5 μg total RNA for NGS and microarray analysis, respectively) and quality (RIN values ≥7).
Nevertheless, if the acceptable quantity of mummy nuts that can be retained per tree is substantially higher than two, then the cost of mummy nut removal by growers is reduced even further.
I discuss this issue at some length in the second paragraph of the Discussion, but I have added the following new text to clarify the issue further: "Nevertheless, if the acceptable quantity of mummy nuts that can be retained per tree is substantially higher than two, then the cost of mummy nut removal by growers is reduced even further".
Furthermore, the realization by international buyers that the African shea butter industry is capable of producing a consistently available, high-quality product in commercially acceptable quantities should enable shea butter to compete better with other sources of similar and substitutable products.
The guiding principle to isolate RNA from tissue samples is that it is not necessary to accomplish complete tissue disruption in order to recover acceptable quantities of usable RNA.
