The phrase "as generally acceptable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is widely recognized or agreed upon as appropriate or suitable in a particular context.
Example: "The new policy was deemed as generally acceptable by the committee, ensuring that it would be implemented without major objections."
Alternatives: "widely regarded as acceptable" or "commonly accepted as appropriate."
"A lot of things have to be taken into account if something is to be seen as generally acceptable.
The threshold value would decide the level of classification of a news item as generally acceptable or not.
"We also recognise the right of our exhibitors to make individual decisions about marketing their products and their exhibits as they see fit and that meet our legal guidelines as well as generally acceptable standards of decency".
In a recent review, the precision and accuracy of POCT coagulometers were regarded as generally acceptable for clinical use [ 11].
This value overlaps the £20 000–£30 000 range NICE has defined as generally acceptable for new technologies (National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence, 2004).
The degree of patient satisfaction on technical effectiveness was directly proportional with household income and insurance coverage levels (p < 0.01, Table 6).> -wrap-foot> *Mann–Whitney U or Kruskal-Wallis H test aNemenyi Post Hoc tests found statistical significance (p < 0.05): (2) vs (3); (2) vs (4); (2) vs (5) About half of patients rated the pricing of AHTs as "generally acceptable".
He went as far, however, as was generally acceptable when he said that his wife was "a full partner in all my transactions -- politically and otherwise," and that he discussed every decision with her.
A one year MSM deferral (since last sex with a man) was viewed as a generally acceptable, equitable, and sufficiently cautious alternative.
"Our office, along with federal agencies, is getting the word out to businesses about the law". Folmar said these promotions were generally acceptable as long as they didn't require proof of voting.
Pictures of parts of the detention facilities where there are no guard towers are generally acceptable, as are pictures of signs that say "No Photography".
Hardness levels between 80 and 100 mg/l (as CaCO3) are generally acceptable in drinking water and are considered tolerable by consumers (Ternan 1972; Bernardi et al. 1995; Memon et al. 2011).
