"more readily acceptable" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that is more easily accepted or agreed upon compared to others. Example: The proposal for the new project was more readily acceptable to the board members as it was well-researched and had a clear plan of action.
Though he was not, in fact, a particularly radical figure, theologically he was unpopular with conservatives on both sides of the Church of England, who suspected him – quite unfairly – of wanting to dilute the Christian faith in order to make it more readily acceptable.
This interpretation is perhaps more readily acceptable to many scientists.
I note that on many accounts self defence is a more readily acceptable moral justification or excuse for killing an attacker than is defending the lives of others (at least, others who are not members of one's family or close friends).
If we're using our strengths, the flow state is more readily acceptable, magnified in intensity and longer in duration.
As might be expected, shorter and less complex scales are more readily acceptable to busy staff members [ 13] and are also more convenient for patients.
Of the two strategies tested, SimpleSTEP has the potential to be more readily acceptable, because of the 'simpler' selection of the 'main meal', compared with the ExtraSTEP strategy.
Moreover, focused information which is not accented is hardly acceptable for listeners while the superfluous accentuation of non-focused information is more readily accepted [ 7, 8].
Chipaumire slowly and blithely tells a tale about a princess while occasionally flicking looks at Mr. Badolo that may indicate amusement or irritation.She also gradually demolishes a bunch of flowers, strewing torn petals over the floor.She speaks and performs so calmly and well that the more nonsensical aspects of this are readily acceptable.Mr.Mr
It is not only easily available but also readily acceptable, and often preferred, to more rational methods of diagnosis and treatment.
"They learn to accept the dentist more readily.
Because cycling and walking can be integrated more readily into people's busy schedules than, for example, leisure-time exercise, these could represent low-cost, acceptable, and accessible ways to achieve 30 minutes of daily, moderate-intensity physical activity as recommended in international guidelines to help prevent obesity and more than 20 other chronic conditions.
