The phrase "as tolerable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to compare the level of acceptability or comfort of something in relation to another.
Example: "The conditions were not ideal, but they were as tolerable as we could have hoped for given the circumstances."
Alternatives: "as acceptable" or "as bearable".
Pollution and development have always marched hand in hand, and the former may even be regarded as tolerable as long as it is only a temporary blip on the road to prosperity.
Or maybe if I said to my husband, "I love you, Rob, but I really hate it when you put the recyclable aluminum soda cans in the kitchen trash," it could pass as tolerable.
The 6-MU regimen was as tolerable as standard 3-MU regimen for Taiwanese patients.
Our study demonstrated that the combination of trastuzumab and MK-2206 was as tolerable as the same dosing schedule using MK-2206 monotherapy, with no evidence of enhanced toxicities with combined therapy.
We confirm the dose effect of IFN in chronic hepatitis C. Six-MU regimen had better efficacy than standard 3-MU regimen in both of virological and histological responses, and was as tolerable as 3-MU regimen.
In order to stay in good standing with your previous boss,it is important to do whatever you can to make the news of your leaving as tolerable as possible.
Regarding treatment-associated toxicity, GemCis must be considered as well tolerable.
Unite labor costs were up 1.3% as wages were moderately higher, but the rise is tolerable as long as productivity is on the upswing as well.
It is not without the help of a person 617 days my senior that I ended up as borderline tolerable as I did.
Though foolishly costly, this border fixation will be tolerable as long as it is not fatal to the heart and soul of the bill: legalization for 11 million.
Not very fair, but fairly tolerable, as long as the pie kept growing.
