The phrase "accepted as experts" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to individuals or groups who are recognized or acknowledged for their expertise in a particular field.
Example: "The researchers were accepted as experts in climate science after their groundbreaking study was published."
Alternatives: "recognized as authorities" or "acknowledged as specialists."
In many contexts, women are not allowed to speak or even show up, or their questions, comments, and challenges are ignored, interrupted, and systematically distorted, or they aren't accepted as experts.
Interests promoting environmental skepticism have long employed individuals with academic degrees in science likely to be accepted as "experts" by the public, media, and policy makers to attack scientific evidence suggesting the need for environmental regulations (Jacques et al., 2008; Michaels, 2008; Oreskes & Conway, 2010).
The top prices in recent private sales — generally accepted as correct by experts close to the transactions but not confirmed by the parties involved — are on another scale: $40 million in 2010 for a 1936 Bugatti Atlantic by Peter Mullin, who specializes in French cars, and $35 million for a 1964 Ferrari 250 GTO coupe by the collector Craig McCaw last year.
By dint of intellect and hard work, he became grudgingly accepted as its ranking expert on international finance.
Because they were dealing with a young female character so similar to both of them, Ms. Treem and Ms. Pill said, they were accepted as the show's experts on April.
The validity and reliability of telephone interviews were found to have very good agreement with the clinical interviews in studies assessing the telephone interviews by comparison with the "gold standard" which was accepted as clinical interviews by experts [60].
Also of interest is the evolving nature of credibility and the way it is depicted, understood and accepted as more laypeople become recognized as experts and opinion leaders in online environments.
If there's one thing I would tell my younger self about coaching, it's this: Solicit and accept as much expert feedback as you can get.
But the judge, though expressing admiration for her work, agreed with the prosecutor's arguments that Singer's conclusion should be kept from the jury because the study was "in a field that has never before been accepted as a subject upon which expert testimony can be given". The trial, which resulted in Hearst's conviction, greatly boosted Singer's stature as an expert in brainwashing.
196 (84%) of the 232 codes in the original classification were accepted as correct by the first expert.
She accepted, as did some of the other experts, that children can thrive away from home if their child care is good enough, but wanted to extend family-leave policies to cover more employees and a longer period of time, and perhaps make it paid.For Heidi Hartmann, director of the Institute for Women's Policy Research, a Washington think-tank, that can be only a matter of time.
