The phrase "accepted as a control" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to experiments, studies, or comparisons where something is recognized or designated as a standard for measurement or evaluation.
Example: "In the experiment, the standard sample was accepted as a control to ensure accurate results."
Alternatives: "recognized as a benchmark" or "designated as a standard".
While all investigators are cognizant of the difficulties of obtaining a human control tissue that is valid, it is critical that minimally compromised discs not be accepted as a control.
As hypothesised, alcohol devaluation produced a reduction in alcohol choice, consistent with other data 29, 30, while the no devaluation treatment produced little change in the experimental measures so can be accepted as a control.
4– 6 This research focuses on Moldova where abortions are widely practised and often accepted as a birth control method.
Rigorous experimental justification for these data reported is deficient, and these data are contradicted and inconsistent in their crossing comparison, so none of them has been widely accepted as a standard control.
Although their power over women does not stem from the use of violence, violence is accepted as a strategy for control when 'necessary'necessary
Laser research must be intensified and show promising results in order to become accepted as a method to control tooth hypersensitivity.
Receptor-based endosomal signaling is now well accepted as a means of controlling the interconnectivity of numerous cellular signaling pathways.
Subfunctionalization of the three Psy genes in grasses is accepted as a mechanism providing a fine control of carotenogenesis in response to developmental and environmental signals [6].
Partner notification is accepted as a vital component in the control of chlamydia.
Howener, if this "control" set of parameters is used to simulate the data for treated cells, χ2 increases to 60, which indicates that the model well accepted as a simulator of metabolic fluxes in control cells becomes unacceptable for the edelfosine-treated cells.
Angiography and embolisation is currently accepted as a highly effective means with which to control arterial bleeding that cannot be controlled by fracture stabilisation [ 122- 126, 140] 140].
