The phrase "accepted material" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to content or items that have been recognized or approved for use in a specific context, such as academic or professional settings.
Example: "The report must include only accepted material to ensure its credibility and reliability."
Alternatives: "approved content" or "recognized material".
Commercial pure titanium is a recognized and accepted material for cortical bone tissue substitution.
Fibre-reinforced polymers (FRPs) are an accepted material by structural engineers for the strengthening of structural elements.
The ATSDR describes how "Because Chemetco had accepted material from a firm known to have dioxin contamination, USEPA investigated dioxin.
We achieve this, for instance, by providing closed-budget land accounts (full accounts that address 100% of the land surface) and consistent biomass flow accounts that integrate ecological (e.g. NPP) and socioeconomic (e.g. agricultural yields) flows in a manner that is consistent with the widely accepted Material Flow Accounting framework (MFA; Weisz et al., 2007).
To decouple overhead contributions, diffraction pattern from line widening of an accepted material (Al2O3) was collected to describe the instrumental broadening.
Freidel Crafts and chlorinated alumina catalysts were the most widely accepted materials by most petroleum refineries during the earlier stages due to their low temperature activity; however, these were abandoned due to corrosion and disposal problems (Iglesia et al. 1993; Ono 2003).
This data might justify a randomized multicenter study with PMMA as a substrate alongside recently more accepted materials as PEEK, carbon and titanium.
(In practice, he readily accepts material in less than anonymous ways).
He said the site would continue to accept material in other forms, like computer disks.
Nationally, only three low-level waste dumps are operating, and one, at Hanford, Wash., accepts material only from the Pacific Northwest.
Where the prototype has one bin to accept material, the 463 has two to allow "raw" steel material to enter the dome, and "spent" glow-in-the-dark nuclear isotopes to exit.
