The phrase "accepted as safe" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where something is recognized or deemed safe by a particular authority or standard.
Example: "The new medication has been thoroughly tested and is now accepted as safe for public use."
Alternatives: "recognized as safe" or "deemed safe."
They have been accepted as safe, escapist, conservative.
So far detainee US9SA-000239DP has endured 68 days without food, far beyond what is accepted as safe.
The pervasive mood was one of nerve-wracking tension, a reminder that the work itself is first and foremost a study of the moral corruption attendant on the abuse of power, and that it should never be treated or accepted as safe.
Endoscopy has been generally accepted as safe in patients with cardiac disease and implanted cardiac devices, when it is performed with appropriate monitoring.
The proposed approach to safety assessment starts with the comparison of the new GM crop with a traditional counterpart that is generally accepted as safe based on a history of human food use (the concept of substantial equivalence).
The "non-sparking" concept of protection was originally accepted as safe on the basis of manufacturers using well-designed industrial equipment of good quality and with little or no additional requirements.
In the toxic point of view, this molecule is generally accepted as safer molecule [ 103].
This in turn means that staying below the 2C warming target accepted as the safe limit by policymakers will require far greater emissions reductions than are currently on the table.
Systemic methotrexate has become widely accepted as a safe and effective alternative to surgery in the stable patient.
The use of brachial plexus blocks has been widely accepted as a safe and reliable method of anesthesia for upper extremity surgical procedures.
Walking is widely accepted as a safe and effective method of promoting rehabilitation and a return to physical activity after a cancer diagnosis.
