The phrase "an acceptable result" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing outcomes that meet certain standards or criteria in various contexts, such as academic, professional, or personal evaluations.
Example: "After reviewing the data, we concluded that the findings were an acceptable result for our research project."
Alternatives: "a satisfactory outcome" or "an adequate result".
An increased height of MDs is also an acceptable result when ML deposition is increased in conditions of atomically smooth surfaces.
By applying an approach that allows a result to be accepted when a threshold limit is reached, it was found that, when an acceptable result can be obtained, errors are comprised within less than 1% of the temperature of the source.
Araqchi said there was considerable pressure on the Iranian team to get an acceptable result.
If we go looking for an acceptable result in the Bernabéu, they will roll us over".
All made incredible demands on themselves, working long hours until they produced what they regarded as an acceptable result.
In toe desyndactyly, a dorsal or plantar commissural flap, combined with skin grafts, will ensure an acceptable result.
The marginal fit of FDPs is a fundamental requirement [ 15, 16] to achieve a clinically acceptable result with a good long-term prognosis [ 17– 20].
After this, there are families of compounds for which Open Babel does not produce an output conforming to our conventions, but for which a simple find/replace routine may produce a more acceptable result.
Patients with multifocal tumours within a single quadrant of the breast – which can be removed in a single segmental resection with clear margins and a cosmetically acceptable result – may be considered candidates for segmental resection followed by whole-breast RT.
Seizing on that seeming contradiction -- free elections with a sole acceptable result -- Mr. Arafat presented himself today in Ramallah, his headquarters, as a true advocate of Palestinian democracy.
"Those negotiations have not produced a deal that fairly treats the county and its citizens, and there is no reason to believe that further out-of-court negotiations will lead to a fair, acceptable result".
