The phrase "accepted critical" 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 as critical, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The accepted critical view on this topic has evolved over the years."
Alternatives: "widely accepted" or "generally acknowledged".
Shuttle program safety personnel failed to adequately assess anomalies and frequently accepted critical risks without qualitative or quantitative support, even when the tools to provide more comprehensive assessments were available.
But in engineering and parts of the physical sciences, the percentage of women remains far below a generally accepted "critical mass".
The vast majority of the studies are observational, descriptive and quantitative, for which there are no commonly used or widely accepted critical appraisal tools.
While there are many well developed and well accepted critical appraisal criteria for experimental studies, fewer exist for non-experimental studies such as CBAs and ITS.
The generally accepted critical micelle concentration (CMC) for Tween 20 is 0.007%, but micelle formation has been shown to initiate at 0.002% [ 10].
The efficacy of natural products (NPs) is being evaluated using randomized controlled trials (RCTs) with increasing frequency, yet a search of the literature did not identify a widely accepted critical appraisal instrument developed specifically for use with NPs.
For example, many admissions tutors won't accept critical thinking or general studies as one of your three A-level grades.
"Prominent people have to accept critical reporting as part of freedom of speech," Michael Konken, chairman of the German Association of Journalists, said in a statement.
It will be by far the biggest media event in the communist nation's history, testing its ability to accept critical scrutiny to the limit.
They point out that those trying to coerce Democrats to accept critical changes to the Affordable Care Act (ACA) don't have an end-game plan to avoid a costly defeat and lack a positive message, offering only opposition and obstruction.
An example was the MOHP's willingness to accept critical situational analysis reports in Uganda and Ghana, which assessed the state of mental health in the light of existing policy and services in each country.
