The phrase "accepted exceptions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where certain deviations from a rule or standard are recognized and permitted.
Example: "In our policy, we have a list of accepted exceptions that allow for flexibility in certain situations."
Alternatives: "recognized exceptions" or "approved exceptions".
And, so far, such studies have not yielded much that has held up — with one well accepted exception: a gene for a cholesterol-carrying protein that affects risk for heart disease as well as Alzheimer's disease.
Mr. Appelbaum said he accepted the exception for Hudson Yards, because that project "had been in the works for a long time".
This brought to the fore the inequalities trans people face and has set the groundwork for the next government to create legislation which will ensure all LGBT people are accepted without exception.
Stonewall said in a blogpost that it was working with the Premier League to foster LGBT-inclusive sporting environments and to "create spaces where players, coaches, fans and staff are accepted without exception".
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"This election campaign will be about the kind of society we want to live in, and it's vital that all the parties contesting the election demonstrate that they will be working to ensure LGBT people do not face discrimination and are accepted without exception in all communities, including those of faith," a spokesperson said.
Foster declined to answer specific questions on whether she would accept limited exceptions to the near-total ban on abortion.
Others are not so sure, and would accept several exceptions: emergency and health services, for instance, should always enjoy priority.
