The phrase "accepted and preferred" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is both acknowledged as valid and favored over other options.
Example: "In our survey, the feedback showed that the new policy is widely accepted and preferred by the employees."
Alternatives: "recognized and favored" or "acknowledged and favored".
When utilising an automatic solar shading system, it is important to use a control strategy that is accepted and preferred by the occupants.
This paradigm was shown to be strongly preferred by study participants [36], and subsequently became accepted and preferred by both designers and users of such sites.
"Lynch syndrome", named for Dr Henry T Lynch, who was among the first to recognize and describe families with hereditary cancer predisposition, is now the accepted and preferred term to describe a hereditary syndrome caused by germline mutations that disrupt the function of an MMR gene.
Knowing how I travel best, I'm selective about which trip invitations to accept and prefer solo missions.
The rupiah is the local currency but US dollars are widely accepted — and often preferred with roughly 12,000 rupiah equalling $1.
However, subsequent authors did not accept Eusphyra and preferred to keep this species with the other hammerheads in the genus Sphyrna.
Ultimately, the Ventana was unwilling to accept any financial responsibility and preferred to cancel our wedding rather than work things out with the commission.
Three parents decided to stop the trial because according to their opinion the infant did not like or accept the study formula and preferred the "initial" formula (which was given before the challenge).
Two parents decided to stop the trial because according to their opinion the infant did not like or accept the study formula and preferred the "initial" formula (which was given before the challenge): one infant was on soy formula, the other on a cow's milk-based eHF.
Generally the participants accepted that guidelines are changing and preferred guidelines that were constantly updated, and they saw open discussion as an advantage which increased trust in the guidelines.
Since its introduction in the early 1980s, ESWL has dramatically changed the management of urolithiasis and is currently accepted as the preferred and least invasive first-line treatment for the majority (almost 90%%) of patients with renal and ureteral calculi without spontaneous passage.
