The phrase "accepted career" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a profession or occupation that is widely recognized and approved by society or a specific community.
Example: "After years of studying, she finally found an accepted career in the field of medicine."
Alternatives: "recognized profession" or "approved occupation".
Teaching is one of the few career paths it is acceptable for women to hold in the Afghan culture, so fusing that accepted career path with the only nation wide content delivery mechanism will provide them a natural foothold in any communications enterprise seeking to access Afghan markets.
All this because Varun Agarwal, who is now 25, wanted to become an entrepreneur when he finished college, shunning the socially accepted career route favored by the sons and daughters of his parents' friends.
It is quite a repudiation of the accepted career path for an outstanding Championship talent and, perhaps, a light thrown on the presumptuous and materialistic scramble among English clubs to hoard the best young players.
Booed the day he was drafted and publicly challenged by everyone from Rush Limbaugh to Terrell Owens, McNabb played through injuries, accepted career reversals with dignity and won nine playoff games.
And with each company, successful or otherwise, the European startup ecosystem deepened and broadened, and entrepreneurship became an increasingly accepted career path, along with producing more experienced entrepreneurs, engineers, managers, marketers, investors, consumers and service providers.
He's the author of more than 120 articles and book chapters and has accepted career development awards from both the Orthopaedic Research and Education Foundation and the National Institutes of Health.
We can accept career caregiving breaks as valuable parts of a career trajectory -- not gaps to be swept under the rug.
Everyone accepts careers are no longer linear, so haven't hiring practices?
Particularly with parents who have had a more traditional worldview growing up, the fact is they're just not as willing to accept careers or lifestyles that are beyond what they know.
Finally, after several years, Maydanova's parents accepted her career decision.
Tito's family accepted his career (his significant earnings might have softened the blow), but even he recoils at the prospect of his daughter perhaps following in his footsteps.
