The phrase "accepted for some time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something has been acknowledged or recognized over a period of time.
Example: "The new policy has been accepted for some time, leading to a smoother transition for all employees."
Alternatives: "recognized for a while" or "acknowledged for a period."
TVO has accepted for some time that the project was going to be blown off course but Areva said today that it could not be certain exactly when the station would be completed.
Professor John Caldwell, the trust's chairman, said "We have accepted for some time that the trust, working alone cannot produce a long lasting solution to the issues we face.
Whilst a potential role for the protein phosphatase family of signalling enzymes in mast cell function has been accepted for some time, the evidence has largely been derived from the use of broad specificity pharmacological inhibitors and results often depend upon the experimental conditions, leading to conflicting views.
Since it has been accepted for some time that inhibitors act by binding to crystal surfaces, we might expect THP to be a poor inhibitor of CaOx crystallization at least in urine, where stones form.
But no more applications for silk are to be accepted for the time being; and reform is forcing itself on the system.Opposition has been growing steadily.
"Tim has accepted for the time being to be the No 2, and then down the road there will be a fight for the number one spot like in every position.
In allowing the "show-me-your-papers" provision to stand, the court accepted, for the time being at least, Arizona's word that police officers would not engage in racial profiling as they put it into practice.
The overwhelming preponderance of hydrogen suggests that all the nuclei were built from this simplest element, a hypothesis first proposed many years ago and widely accepted for a time.
When determining whether or not a scientific hypothesis should be accepted for the time being as part of the corpus, the onus of proof falls on its adherents.
In dental research and in orthodontics it has been accepted for long time that saliva swallowing could be divided into two groups: Typical and Atypical swallowing.
And woman performers as soloists -- singers, pianists, violinists -- have been accepted for a long time".
