The phrase "at a mutually acceptable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing terms or conditions that are agreeable to all parties involved in a negotiation or agreement.
Example: "We need to find a time for the meeting that is at a mutually acceptable hour for everyone."
Alternatives: "at a shared agreement" or "at a common convenience".
To avoid litigation, many landlords will work with their tenants to arrive at a mutually acceptable resolution, he said.
"The European Union will undertake these consultations in a spirit of dialogue in order to arrive at a mutually acceptable solution".
"In an attempt to contribute with the Syrians to a peaceful settlement without foreign intervention and with respect to the sovereignty of Syria, we have appealed to the Syrian government and to all opposition groups to send their representatives to Moscow at a mutually acceptable time for informal contacts without prior conditions," the Russian Foreign Ministry said.
The idea of the sharing economy is simple: we live in an abundant universe so why not offer some piece of what you have to someone who needs what you have at a mutually acceptable rate?
A neutral mediator assists parties in arriving at a mutually acceptable agreement, but, in contrast to an adversarial proceeding, mediation emphasizes cooperative problem solving and addressing the needs of all involved.
Participants who did not keep their appointments were contacted on the phone or visited at home and rescheduled for another appointment at a mutually acceptable convenient time.
He or she can also act as a mutually acceptable arbiter where conflicts arise, as in situations of limited authority.
The annulment includes what solicitors Mishcon de Reya, for Miss Hall, and Smyth Barkham, for Rolling Stones star Jagger, described as a "mutually acceptable legal and financial settlement".
The proposed hybrid court appears aimed at allowing a mutually acceptable compromise.
During the Cold War years we learned that successful arms control agreements with the Soviet Union were those that codified parity, or at least a mutually acceptable status quo.
In L.A. at least, a mutually acceptable resolution ought to be possible.
