The phrase "accepted formulation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you refer to a widely recognized or established way of expressing or structuring something, often in scientific or technical discussions.
Example: "The accepted formulation of the theory has been validated through numerous experiments."
Alternatives: "established formulation" or "recognized formulation".
You can even find perfectionism within the most widely accepted formulation of personality traits we use today, known as the "Big 5".
To date, there is no commonly accepted formulation of a matrix-fracture transfer function and shape factor.
For common design parameters of most bridge and building structures, this compression approach produces strengths that are closer to experimental and finite element results than the best and commonly accepted formulation based on tension field action.
And now, IBM once again captures the limelight with an announcement that a much advanced successor to Deep Blue, will come closer than ever before to offering an answer in the affirmative to what has become the classical (if not universally accepted) formulation of the philosophical question "Can machines think?" the Turing Imitation Game.
The tablets were the best accepted formulation; the tablets and syrup the most preferred.
In this paper, we focus on the planted (l, d) motif search (PMS) problem [ 2], a widely accepted formulation of motif discovery problem.
Differently from high order methods based on triangular elements, the SEM rely on a plain, standard, consolidated, widely accepted mathematical formulation based on tensor product, which brings tangible advantages in practical algorithm implementation.
Eye drops are widely accepted as formulations for targeting the anterior segment notwithstanding their limitations in terms of bioavailability.
King Abdullah persuaded all countries of the Arab League to accept this formulation and then took the position that he had done all he could to advance the peace process, despite entreaties from Washington to do more.
Mr. Bobbitt, who teaches law at the University of Texas and Columbia University and directs the Center for National Security at Columbia — and who has held positions in six United States administrations — is too subtle to accept a formulation that has become little more than a relativist mantra.
Because, he claims, in any negotiation with the Palestinians, it must be understood in advance that there can be no "right of return" for Palestinians to Israel — and, therefore, accepting this formulation, "the state of the Jewish people" signifies a joint decision to preclude a flood of Palestinian refugees into Israel's borders and onto its electoral rolls.
