The phrase "accepted expression" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a phrase or term that is widely recognized and understood within a particular context or community.
Example: "In the field of linguistics, 'lingua franca' is an accepted expression to describe a common language used for communication between speakers of different native languages."
Alternatives: "recognized term" or "standard phrase".
We arbitrarily set a threshold of accepted expression variation to 7%, based on normalized number of reads for each miRNA in each sample.
It has been reported that widely accepted expression controls such as β-actin and GAPDH show unacceptable variation in expression in a large number of tissues and are therefore not ideal controls [ 27].
The synthesis team and the review committee recorded similar challenging idiomatic issues in the translation: in general the German language has only an expression for "pain in the lower back" and no generally accepted expression for "low back pain".
The only accepted expression of the pain that our culture causes to its chosen losers is rape.
Using the generalized form of Weber's law, which is the most accepted expression of the relationship between variance (difference threshold) and duration (real time) [49], a linear regression was performed.
Its' main target is to interpret the displayed expression into one of the six universally accepted expressions, i.e.; happy, sad, angry, fear, disgust, and surprise.
However, rage and anger are accepted expressions and characteristics of the hyper-masculine man -- and these are of course emotions.
"These t-shirts are part of an action sports campaign, featuring marquee athletes using commonly used and accepted expressions for performance at the highest level of their sport, be it surfing, skateboarding or BMX," the statement said.
"If we remain stuck in our own uncritically accepted expressions of worship with our very small repertoire of songs, a community of faith doesn't really have much of a possibility of engaging others with different traditions".
Stick to universally accepted expressions of love and sympathy, rather than those specific to your religion.
We were more tolerant of accepting expression in abdominal interneurons.
