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I want to verify if 行ってもいい is the correct term, or if another word(s) can be
used.
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word-choice expressions english-to-japanese
What is a term for "good to go"?
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「準備できた」 is a normal expression in this case. It could mean many things
including not just "good to go" but also "ready for a trip", "ready for
delivery".
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One idiomatic way of saying "good to go" is

> 準備万端（です）

準備 (also 用意) means "preparations".

Another standard way would be

> 準備でき（まし）た or  
>  用意でき（まし）た

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行ってもいい could be misunderstood as asking "may I go?". 行く may indeed be used in
this context for "are you good/ready to go?" as 「（もう）行けますか」. However, I
_don't_ think 「行ってもいいです（よ）」 would be a natural way of saying "I'm good to go".
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