The phrase "accepted limitations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing boundaries or constraints that have been acknowledged or agreed upon in a particular context.
Example: "In our project, we must work within the accepted limitations of our budget and timeline."
Alternatives: "acknowledged constraints" or "recognized boundaries."
In exchange, they accepted limitations on Basque nationalist aspirations, including the right to hold a referendum that might alter the status of the Basque provinces as integral parts of Spain.
Due to these well accepted limitations, WSN is not able to deal with traditional cryptographic algorithms.
Current strategies for bone repair have accepted limitations and the search for synthetic graft materials or for scaffolds that will support ex vivo bone tissue engineering continues.
Some serfs were born unfree and could not leave their manors to work elsewhere without the consent of the local lord; others accepted limitations on their freedom as part of the tenure agreement for their farmland.
However, our results must be interpreted with caution given the well accepted limitations of use of historical control data and multiple non-randomized comparison groups.
28 In addition, many of the smokers in our study already accepted limitations on the use of cigarettes in Canada, and many, mostly younger smokers, supported restrictions on indoor smoking and also mentioned not smoking at home or where children are present.
Yet once accepted, limitation also helps us develop essential qualities, such as patience, determination, compassion, and humor.
While this may potentially affect outcome and is an accepted limitation it has been purposefully chosen to allow recruitment of participants from across the orthopaedic community.
They set priorities, develop strategies, make compromises, accept limitations.
Universality, she implies, accepts limitations while also admitting new possibilities.
We cannot allow or accept limitations on our right to report it.
