The phrase "accepted internationally for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing standards, practices, or items that have gained recognition or approval across different countries or cultures.
Example: "The certification is accepted internationally for its rigorous quality assurance processes."
Alternatives: "recognized globally for" or "endorsed worldwide for".
Credits for using giant machines to remove the gas are not likely to be accepted internationally for a long time, if at all, not least because the industrial infrastructure needed for extraction would need to be about as big as the infrastructure that puts it there – oil wells, coal mines, railways, pipelines, power plants, refineries and so on.
The study included only sporadic cases once they received attention at the study sites using standard criteria accepted internationally for AOM and using standard methods to detect bacterial agents avoiding selection bias.
While these stage names are now generally accepted internationally, alternative names for part or all of the Triassic are used in Japan and New Zealand.
He said earlier in a radio interview that Israel would talk to a Palestinian unity government only if Hamas accepted internationally agreed conditions for its legitimacy, including recognizing Israel, accepting previously signed Israeli-Palestinian agreements and abandoning terrorism.
Yet there is currently no single internationally accepted standard for green tourism.
Aircraft installations are less common than those of VOR/DME, the internationally accepted system for position finding.
US and European countries recognize Kosovo as an independent country despite the country's failure to follow internationally accepted norms for seeking and declaring independence.
One of the team's first acts was to "translate" the emoji into Unicode, the internationally accepted standard for encoding characters that allows computers to communicate with one another.
Germany and Denmark, along with the European Union and the United Nations Commission on Human Rights, have called for the prison to be closed, accusing the United States of violating internationally accepted standards for humane treatment and due process.
The Dubai government said today that it would bring in a new bankruptcy procedure, based on "internationally accepted standards for transparency and creditor protection", in case Dubai World cannot agree a deal with its creditors.
"When the Administration finally puts on the table internationally accepted principles for a settlement — principles I offered and America and Europe implicitly endorse — Netanyahu will face an impossible dilemma," Olmert said.
