The phrase "accepted classification of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a widely recognized or established categorization within a specific field or subject.
Example: "The accepted classification of mammals includes various orders such as primates, carnivores, and cetaceans."
Alternatives: "recognized categorization of" or "established classification of".
No universally accepted classification of dinosaurs exists.
Background context: An accepted classification of spondylolysis exists.
The most widely accepted classification of these languages follows.Cuitlatec (language isolate, extinct) [spoken in Guerrero]Huave (language isolate) [Oaxaca]Mayan Languages of the Mayan family are spoken in Guatemala, southern Mexico, and Belize.
A recent and widely accepted classification of the order Clupeiformes by British ichthyologist P.H. Greenwood and American ichthyologists Donn E. Rosen, Stanley H. Weitzman, and George S. Myers (1966) is presented below with modifications by J.S. Nelson (2006) and other sources.
There is no generally accepted classification of social media.
To date, there has been no accepted classification of septal morphology in HCM.
Qualitative research, in comparison, is often not included in widely accepted classifications of evidence (e.g. SORT- Strength of Recommendation Taxonomy), or is considered the lowest level of evidence, alongside case-reports, expert opinion, and anecdotal findings [1], [3].
Currently accepted classifications of pneumonia include community acquired pneumonia (CAP), healthcare-associated pneumonia (HCAP), hospital-acquired pneumonia (HAP), and ventilator-associated pneumonia (VAP).
First, lack of a universally accepted classification for different EEG patterns can lead to differences in definitions.
In the case of ammunition of the chemical content being different from the traditional one, based on lead, antimony, and barium compounds, the commonly accepted classification scheme of GSR may fail in lowering the evidential value of the particles and so, it should be applied with criticism.
The qualitative histological characteristics of the compact bone were determined according to the internationally accepted classification systems of Enlow and Brown [ 35] and Ricqlés et al. [ 36], who classified bone tissue into three main categories: primary vascular tissue, non-vascular tissue and Haversian bone tissue.
