The phrase "accepted as appropriate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing standards, norms, or practices that are deemed suitable or fitting in a particular context.
Example: "The proposal was reviewed and ultimately accepted as appropriate by the committee."
Alternatives: "considered suitable" or "deemed acceptable".
This goal is now accepted as appropriate for taxonomy, even though its appropriateness was originally contested by no less than Ernst Mayr (Ridley [1986]).
At level 2, Metabolic and Transporter Competence and Cellular Integrity are investigated with a number of specific probes which are generally accepted as appropriate.
But the Crown Prosecution Service said that it has used the "threshold test", where there is not yet sufficient to charge an offence, arguing that this was accepted as appropriate where the suspect(s) present a "substantial bail risk".
As Gillard was neither married nor a mother (a conservative MP once described her as being "deliberately barren"), she challenged the norm of what was accepted as appropriate femininity in Australian society, Charlesworth said.
As regards other forces remaining under national control, the total quantities of their armaments to be accepted as appropriate by the Agency shall be those notified to the Agency by the members.
It is widely accepted as appropriate that women spend a significant portion of their income on their personal appearance, including purchase of outfits, cosmetics, personal care and possibly some form of medical service ranging from botox treatment to surgical restoration, reconstruction, or alteration of body features, even when they are aware of related health risks (Arnocky and Piché 2014).
Health related quality of life measurement (HRQL) is widely accepted as an appropriate outcome of surgical care for assessing effectiveness and for risk adjusted outcomes.
The exposure of cellular based systems cultivated on microporous membranes at the air-liquid interface (ALI) has been accepted as an appropriate approach to simulate the exposure of cells of the respiratory tract to native airborne substances.
The U.S. Tariff Act of 1930 exempted from duty specified antiquities and objects of art produced prior to 1830, and that year became more or less internationally accepted as an appropriate terminal date in defining "antique".
If so, premise P1 should be accepted as an appropriate description of a legitimate thought experiment.
Annual reports have been previously accepted as an appropriate source of business' attitude towards social and environmental reporting (Campbell 2000).
