The phrase "accepted identity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing social, cultural, or personal identities that are recognized and validated by others or society.
Example: "In many communities, the concept of an accepted identity plays a crucial role in fostering belonging and understanding among individuals."
Alternatives: "recognized identity" or "validated identity".
His mixed race background, lapsed religious beliefs and even sexual orientation have, in his own words, put him on the "periphery of every accepted identity".
Many Israelis worry that he is putting too many obstacles in the way of a deal and raising unnecessary questions about Israel's already accepted identity.
It is the proper yardstick because it combines attributes of quality (power-to-heat ratio σ) with those of quantity (recovered heat QCHP), given that ECHP = σ × QCHP is a commonly accepted identity.
On the level of American Jewish identity, Judaism is at once a more globally competitive and accepted identity, as seen by the large number of converts entering its fold each year, while also in massive decline through younger Jews' disaffection from the formal Jewish community and assured forms of continuity such as in-marriage.
In Kenya, where being MSM has become more of an accepted identity, the MSM community continues to evolve a gay identity and become more socially visible [24].
Nevertheless, the term BME is a commonly accepted identity and widely used in the OA literature [ 2].
Janet Maslin stated the film was about accepting identity, which in turn means accepting the fate predisposed for that identity.
Skeat agreed that the writing style is very similar to that of Sinaiticus, but there is not enough evidence to accept identity of scribes; "the identity of the scribal tradition stands beyond dispute".
In an illustration of what can happen when material is accepted without identity, Reply All contained a tweet from JofieFA, extolling a magazine profile of author Nicholson Baker.
Indeed, by competing with one another for the European trophy, national soccer teams seem to generate some of the hostilities that politicians in Brussels, the European Union headquarters, seek to subsume in a newly minted and far from accepted European identity.
The reality is that most black colleges have not accepted sexual identity diversity as an issue with which they need to be concerned.
