The phrase "accepted common" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that is widely recognized or acknowledged, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The accepted common practices in the industry have evolved over the years."
Alternatives: "widely accepted" or "commonly recognized".
Generic liqueurs, marketed under accepted common names, frequently vary according to brand because of formula differences.
A widely, and disturbingly, accepted "common sense" is that you need to be tough on unemployed people to get them into work.
The first 14 articles stated the usually accepted common doctrines of the German and Swiss South German Reformations, which had not been discussed at the colloquy.
However, though new research has added significantly to the knowledge represented by Guyton's model, and significant advances have been made in computing and simulation software, an accepted common platform to integrate this new knowledge has not emerged.
Power plants would become safer if the 29 countries that operate them accepted common and binding safety standards, Sergei V. Kiriyenko, the director of the Russian state nuclear company Rosatom, said at a briefing for journalists Wednesday in Moscow.
According to Dawkins he also accepted common descent.
3. The Volstead Act contains no provision which annuls the accepted common-law rule or discloses definite intent to authorize arrests without warrant for misdemeanors not committed in the officer's presence.
You force the country to accept common sacrifice.
Money for rescues is being raised with joint guarantees, yet Germany will not accept common Eurobonds.
In the past few days, Mr. Chávez has softened his frequently strident tone, appearing to accept common criticism about failures in basic services like trash collection and policing.
Because the machine would mark ballots uniformly and refuse to accept common errors, voters would be confident that their intentions would register.
