The phrase "accepted date for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a date that has been officially recognized or agreed upon for a specific purpose or event.
Example: "The accepted date for the conference is March 15th, 2024."
Alternatives: "agreed date for" or "designated date for".
However, the generally accepted date for its earliest recorded appearance, which was witnessed by Chinese astronomers, was in 240 bce.
The text is almost identical to that used today, but the parchment is so old that scholars may reconsider the accepted date for the compilation of the definitive text.
While the earliest megalodon remains were reported from late Oligocene strata, circa 28 million years old, a more generally accepted date for the origin of the species is the Middle Miocene, about 15.9 million years ago.
Fossils resembling Tomichia have been reported from the upper Cretaceous of South Africa [ 62]; however, this is after the currently accepted date for the separation of Africa and India, and a fossil (being shell only) provides insufficient characters for the identification of hydrobiid genera.
Think Sicily (thinksicily.com) El Castillo, Cantabria, Spain New dating techniques have pushed back by about 10,000 years the accepted dates for the European Ice Age to about 40,000 years ago – possibly even earlier.
It was thought to contain hearths and stone artifacts as old as 48,000 years, about 35,000 years earlier than the commonly accepted dates for the first human settlement of the Americas.
This event however occurred after the generally accepted date of 4 BC for the death of Herod.
Therefore, their colonization of South America significantly predates the widely accepted date of about 3 MYA for the Panamanian land bridge connection.
The one firmly accepted date is 465 BC for the beginning of the Siege of Thasos.
Following his release, Colón began accepting dates to work for independent promotions.
September 19, 2018 is the latest accepted test date for the 2019 admissions cycle.
