The phrase "a widely accepted modality" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a method or approach that is generally recognized and endorsed by a large group of people or within a specific field.
Example: "Cognitive behavioral therapy is a widely accepted modality for treating anxiety disorders."
Alternatives: "a commonly recognized method" or "a generally accepted approach."
Percutaneous augmentation with bone cement is a widely accepted modality of treatment for thoracic and lumbar vertebral osteoporotic fractures.
CT is a widely accepted modality for the evaluation and characterization of adrenal lesions.
Fetal karyotype from the samples obtained by invasive methods therefore still continues to be a widely accepted modality in such cases.
On the other hand, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is a widely accepted modality for providing anatomical information and high spatial-resolution anatomic images primarily based on contrast derived from the tissue-relaxation parameters T(1)- and T(2)*-weighted sequences.
Ablative fractional laser therapy, a cosmetic technology, is very popular and widely accepted modality currently and mainly used for clinical treatment of facial wrinkles, superficial scars, pigmentation disorders, and improving skin texture [15 17].
Although, other treatment modalities have been suggested for central serous retinopathy, argon green (514 nm) laser photocoagulation has been the most widely accepted modality.
Among these treatments, RFA is the most widely accepted modality and is regularly used to ablate liver tumors of limited number and size (usually <3-5 cm) in a suitable location (i.e., outside the immediate vicinity of large vessels to minimize the heat-sink effect, or at some distance from the hepatic bifurcation) [ 30].
Administration of subanesthetic concentrations of ketamine, a noncompetitive antagonist of the N-methyl-d-aspartate (NMDA) type of glutamate receptors, is a widely accepted therapeutic modality in perioperative and chronic pain management.
Ultrasonography (US) is a widely accepted imaging modality for HCC screening that is cheap, safe and repeatable.
Liver resection is a widely accepted treatment modality for HCC; at the authors' institution, 53 patients with HCC with a 20-year survival all underwent curative resection [ 2].
US has recently become a widely accepted primary modality in the diagnosis of DVT because of its advantages, including high accuracy, painlessness, noninvasiveness, and reduced cost.
