The phrase 'bearable level' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a state or degree of something that is acceptable but not ideal. For example, "The noise was at a bearable level, but I still couldn't concentrate."
This could require, at a minimum, credit enhancements to help restore market access at bearable levels, or cover of up to €2 trillion (approx. $2.83 trillion).
The prognosis of LRS is favourable: within eight weeks, 80% of patients have reached bearable pain levels and resumed their work [ 1].
The "curse of dimensionality" is still bearable at this level.
It is divided into an economic subscale (E) and a functional one (F), which present respectively the level of bearable work for the patient and the role pain plays in daily life.
In particular, the original PS considered the score of the F3 item as low pain, which allows for daily activities but not sports, whereas the F4 item indicates absence of pain but recent recurrence of LBP (without any specification concerning the level of bearable activity).
NOISE LEVEL Noisy, but bearable.
The German finance ministry has said that giving Greece more time to pay its debts is a possibility but maintains that Greece's current level of borrowing would be bearable if the country reformed its economy to spur economic growth.
At some point it becomes bearable.
Hull might always find its level but, without greater respect for the vital assets that make city life bearable, it won't be rising any higher.
The formulation of public health strategies based on sustained and bearable lifestyle changes can hopefully obtain significant results in the fight against cancer at the population level.
