The phrase "accepted belonging" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing social acceptance, identity, or community integration.
Example: "In our group, we strive to create an environment of accepted belonging where everyone feels valued and included."
Alternatives: "recognized inclusion" or "validated membership".
The presentation will sort out the various issues involved in doing such long distance comparative work in a language family whose subgroups are so evolved that some are only controversially accepted as belonging to Niger-Congo (e.g. Mande, Ijoid).
Any candidate publication containing a sufficient number of these terms will be accepted as belonging to the individual's research area and, therefore, to the individual of interest.
A recent study of the evolutionary relationships of T. rangeli, a parasite generally accepted as belonging to the subgenus Herpetosoma, concluded that the use of these classifications should be discontinued [5].
Madonna University Teaching Hospital in Elele accepted patients belonging to the Igbo tribe.
Only the violent acts with a loading of greater than 0.4 were accepted as belonging to a particular factor.
Although the cutoff of age above which a patient is grouped as a geriatric one on a pathophysiological basis is not clear, patients above 65 years old are generally accepted as belonging to the geriatric group.
'Being forgetful' and 'A changed appearance' were regarded and accepted as belonging to the ageing process and therefore not undermining dignity ("Yes I have more wrinkles, grey hair and I forget things occasionally, but may I? I'm 82 years old!").
If Leptomerycidae or Lophiomerycidae are accepted as belonging within crown Ruminantia [ 9, 74, 76, 77], then that would require the crown clade to be at least 42 Ma in age [ 74], but these and other fossil ruminant lineages might alternately be found to lie on the stem group.
Your mother, naturally, but also perhaps a place to feel accepted and belong?
"It took two or three years for many survivors and family members to get to the point where they accepted this belongs to everyone".
