The phrase "accepted difference" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to acknowledge or recognize a difference that is generally accepted or agreed upon.
Example: "In our discussions, we must acknowledge the accepted difference in opinions regarding the project's direction."
Alternatives: "recognized distinction" or "acknowledged variation".
However, when considering the relative fit (i.e., change in a fit index from configural to metric or metric to scalar) via changes in CFI and RMSEA, the authors found that the change in RMSEA associated with the metric invariance hypothesis to be increased or larger than a typically accepted difference of.010.
To ensure standardization of sonographic images, the rule of 1 mm accepted difference in the measurements of the acetabulum and the diameter of the femoral head was established for neutral and adduction views of the same hip.
On the basis of an accepted difference of 15% between the survival of caries lesion-free pits and fissures sealed with high-viscosity glass-ionomer (94%) and composite resin (79%) after 5 years [ 10], a total of 77 sealants per group were needed.
The literature does not offer a clear understanding of what consists of a clinically meaningful difference between a patient's and a professional's score or the accepted difference between scores that represents patient-professional agreement for variables such as pain intensity and functional limitations.
The accepted error of mass difference was below 0.02 Da, while the accepted difference of abundances was below 10%%.
Oh unthinkable act, we'd done something selfless for the commonweal, learned to listen to each other, accepted differences and argued our way to decisions.
Love is accepting difference, recovering from conflict and tolerating discord.
Hatred still exists, but public opinion has experienced a sea change towards accepting difference.
A kids' film that tries to teach the very grown-up message of accepting difference, even difference you can't agree with.
It may seem a million miles from these tiffs to Treblinka, but demonisation and dehumanisation, the prerequisites for atrocity, begin with the refusal to accept difference.
For key stages 1, 2, 3 and 4, there are activities which explore the concept of bullying, inclusion and accepting difference.
