The phrase "accepted choice" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a decision or option that is widely recognized or approved by a group or authority.
Example: "After much deliberation, the committee reached an accepted choice regarding the new policy."
Alternatives: "approved option" or "recognized selection".
There is a widely accepted choice of collimators and monochromator mosaic to maximise peak intensity for a given resolution on high-resolution PDs.
Quite the contrary in fact, but then in a country where having a secret lover is almost an accepted choice why would they want someone boring when they can have passion, excitement and obstinacy?
The innocuous and awkward "he or she" became the accepted choice, supplemented by such slasher pronouns as "s/he" and "him/her". But all the while the singular "they" -- linguists' technical term for it is epicene pronoun -- led a kind of shadow existence.
Neoadjuvant chemotherapy is an accepted choice for the treatment of the locally advanced stage of this tumor type.
Bow ties are a more traditional, widely accepted choice for galas and other formal occasions.
The main utility results that our study reported were based on the TTO method, which is one of the two most widely accepted choice-based valuation techniques [ 12].
Table 1 outlines the research questions, interventions, and measurements in the first two feasibility trials for the randomised evaluations of accepted choices in treatment (REACT) trials that we are initiating.
He sought to rethink Pierre's moves and motivations, when she wanted him to accept choices made with previous Pierres.
I asked if the Queen accepted his choice and he said yes.
Farming projects out is no longer the tacitly accepted automatic choice.
The villagers eventually set aside prejudices and accepted her choice, offering to share the little food they could spare.
