The phrase "accepted hypothesis of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a widely recognized or validated theory or idea within a particular field of study.
Example: "The accepted hypothesis of climate change suggests that human activities are significantly contributing to global warming."
Alternatives: "recognized theory of" or "established premise of".
The intermediate steps that occurred over thousands of years can be tentatively reconstructed as in the diagram above, which attempts to show the most widely accepted hypothesis of the genetic origin of the branches now included in the Niger-Congo family.
Most accepted hypothesis of depression is postulated, and oxidative stress is suggested to be involved in the pathophysiology of depression [4].
Hence the basal chrysomelid diversification would be substantially younger than the radiation of their hosts, arguing against the widely accepted hypothesis of co-diversification of deep angiosperm lineages and their beetle herbivores.
The most widely accepted hypothesis of NPC development and progression involves a series of sequential steps.
Oxidative stress theory is now a more accepted hypothesis of aging [ 26].
Studying the induction of necrosis via a sustained Ca2+ increase, we implemented the commonly accepted hypothesis of ATP depletion after strong bile stimulation.
In 1986, Gilbert coined the term "RNA world" to designate this hypothetical stage in life's evolution [ 44], and the idea caught up big way, becoming the leading, in fact, almost universally accepted hypothesis on the early stages of life's evolution [ 45- 48].
Yet such generally accepted hypotheses of war and victory seem increasingly invalid.
Phylogenetic analyses of vertebrate SWS1 genes produced topologies that were remarkably congruent with generally accepted hypotheses of vertebrate evolution at both higher and lower taxonomic levels.
Two widely accepted hypotheses of vertebrate overlapping genes evolution [ 9, 10] assume that explosion of gene overlaps occurred in early mammals.
Finally, topological incongruence exists between the RPB1 tree and more widely accepted hypotheses of eukaryotic relationships, providing an impetus to investigate specific discrepancies.
