The phrase "accepted information" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to information that is widely recognized or acknowledged as valid or true within a certain context or field.
Example: "In scientific research, accepted information is crucial for building upon previous studies and advancing knowledge."
Alternatives: "recognized data" or "acknowledged facts".
Historically, they have accepted information obtained from other countries where harsher interrogation methods are used.
In recent years, major and widely accepted information security understandings and achievements confirm that the problem is complex.
You will be notified whether you are accepted to GAP and, if accepted, information about your ambassador group by October 1, 2018.
Jill, what are you telling your students about where the press is at right now? abramson: I explain to them the whole concept of filter bubbles and how Facebook has become such a dominant source of news for people and the algorithm has intensified polarization, so you no longer have a common base of accepted information.
Hospitals can choose to join the initiative, which involves presenting mothers with medically accepted information about breastfeeding -- not without controversy of course, and not unlike other information the American Academy of Pediatrics espouses.
For the last few years, HuffPost Pollster has been taking a broad view of the "public" part of that requirement -- we have accepted information via email, even when it's not part of the pollsters' public materials.
Still, it boggles the mind that he would uncritically accept information from such a quarter.
We're wired to readily accept information that conforms to our preexisting assumptions or hopes.
Decision-makers should also develop a means to accept information that has been generated without their direct involvement.
The Wrist PDA watch, due in February for $145 from Fossil, is a tiny data organizer that accepts information beamed via infrared from your Palm.
"The technology is available today, but what is not available today is a lot of sites that will accept information cards," Mr. Blakeley said.
