Sentence examples for economically acceptable from inspiring English sources
Anyone really think that is morally acceptable, economically acceptable?
Hydrogen peroxide decomposition observed was economically acceptable, even if compared with the chlorine process.
Thus, the biobarrier treatment scheme has the potential to be developed into an environmentally and economically acceptable remediation technology.
Therefore, for effective therapy, a high dosage of peptide is required which is usually in excess of the clinically and economically acceptable level.
A financial analysis of our data indicated that none of the clone × treatment combinations would be economically acceptable due to the high land costs in the midwestern US.
This fact raises a question on the need to develop and apply an economically acceptable technology for beryllium purification from the uranium.
However, due to many drawbacks like high cost, low efficiency, secondary pollution, residues waste problem and inapplicability to treat a wide variety of dyes, these methods are regarded economically un-acceptable for large-scale effluent treatment [ 5, 7].
By current standards, such changes are extremely unlikely to be economically or socially acceptable".
In the early 2000s, this technology has again emerged as an economically and technologically acceptable option for peak load shaving and wind and solar energy storage for power quality assurance.
The agency wrote in an interim rule that certain states needed the flexibility to "plan and serve meals that are economically feasible and acceptable to their students and communities," and "culturally appropriate". Agriculture Department officials cited requests from states for exemptions to serve tortillas, grits and breakfast biscuits.
Moreover it sets out the quality requirements of potable and nonpotable (irrigation) water and design criteria for designing and sizing of water intake facilities, distribution systems, service reservoirs (including high level tanks) and pumping stations for residential areas in methods that are technically and economically viable and acceptable.
