The phrase "accepted as sound" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where something is recognized or regarded as valid, reliable, or reasonable, often in discussions of arguments, theories, or practices.
Example: "The theory was accepted as sound after extensive peer review and validation by experts in the field."
Alternatives: "considered valid" or "regarded as reliable."
13 The appellant purports to accept as sound the position stated as the view of all the justices concurring in the Hague decision.
Gerard accepts as sound Hutcheson's argument for the internal sensibility of taste: that the perceptions of taste are simple, that they arise immediately, and that they arise necessarily, show taste to be a sense; that they are separate from and consequent upon those of external sense and reflection show taste to be internal (Gerard 1759, 160 161).
An SWM facility should be socially accepted as well as environmentally and economically sound.
And after this week's news that CSIS helped the government monitor Northern Gateway pipeline protesters, this type of police tactic is unlikely to be accepted as a sound public safety measure.
Try to accept as many invitations as you can as long as they sound fun.
The Court puts these considerations to rest with the assumption that the decisions of the courts 'of the world's major capital exporting country and principal exponent of the free enterprise system' would hardly be accepted as impartial expressions of sound legal principle.
Moreover, it rests upon the sanguine presupposition that the decisions of the courts of the world's major capital exporting country and principal exponent of the free enterprise system would be accepted as disinterested expressions of sound legal principle by those adhering to widely different ideologies.
However, many performers liked the percussive effect, and it has been accepted as part of the classic sound.
It is so innocuous because it is "compatible with the lives, and so the Perons, remaining distinct",seemingly, distinct instances of God (each of which is identical to God), and Leftow accepts 1 4 as sound only if 4 means this (ibid).
