The phrase "a reflection of accepted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that represents or mirrors widely accepted beliefs, norms, or standards.
Example: "The report serves as a reflection of accepted practices in the industry, highlighting the importance of sustainability."
Alternatives: "an indication of accepted" or "a representation of accepted".
That we accept these kind of lyrics from Eminem in any form is a reflection of the way we accept misogyny in general.
Ms. Falk said the slow response to the trial lawyers' group was "a reflection of the resistance to accepting an uncertain amount" in the federal legislation.
"I sometimes have these thoughts nowadays that what we think or believe is ourselves, is actually a reflection of ourselves that we accept without hesitation.
"Questions of virtue thus inevitably allude to a social hierarchy that was generally accepted as a reflection of the hierarchy of creation, an order in nature or of nature, instituted not fortuitously but providentially, and therefore not subject to alteration by human beings," (Jordan 1990, 21).
The formation of colonies of cells with the capacity for anchorage-independent growth in agar is accepted as a reflection of cancer phenotype.
The difficult language in the reports was accepted as being a reflection of the evidence-base covered and the wide variety of target audiences other than local decision-makers, who are more likely to engage with local businesses, community groups, stakeholders, and internal staff on issues such as domestic energy efficiency.
This is probably a reflection of the motivation of those people who accepted the invitation to the weight loss programme.
Don't take everything personally, and strive to accept other's actions as a reflection of them instead of you.
As a reflection of these results, most of the survivors (74%) would accept readmission to the ICU if necessary.
He is unable to accept her gloominess without taking it as a reflection of her feelings for him.
