The phrase "assessed as acceptable" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to describe the evaluation or judgment of something as being good enough or satisfactory. Example: The candidate's performance was assessed as acceptable by the hiring committee, and they were offered the job.
The key features of the preliminary version of iPACT-E-Trauma were assessed as acceptable to very acceptable by clinicians and patients.
Skin tolerability was assessed as acceptable for all subjects in the three different patch doses.
Based on these, the quality of all array hybridizations was assessed as acceptable.
All cases were assessed as acceptable per protocol, excluding one patient whose treatment for a primary tumor in the middle esophagus had an acceptable variation: the anterior posterior opposed fields were used in the initial 5 fractions.
The overall quality of the included studies was rather high: 13 (12.5%) were rated as excellent, 72 (69.2%) were judged to be good, and 19 (18.3%) were assessed as acceptable.
Termination of futile treatment was assessed as ethically acceptable (P 0.001).
These patients were assessed as having a less acceptable death when compared to other patients (−5.63 percentage points according to nurses and −4.13 percentage points according to doctors).
The viability of the FT spermatozoa used, assessed as progressive motility, was acceptable – albeit lower than that of fresh spermatozoa, even considering the use of cleansing procedures that would have selected for better sperm morphology, viability and motility.
Studies were eligible for inclusion if they were economic evaluations of injury prevention interventions that could be implemented by municipalities; had a relevant comparison group; did not include any form of medication or drug use; and were assessed as having at least an acceptable quality from an economic point of view.
Learning in spatially trained animals was assessed as described above, and six (n = 6) rats were selected as acceptable spatial learners.
Adequacy of root canal fillings were assessed as: a. Root filling terminating 0-2 mm from the radiographic apex (acceptable).
