The phrase "accepted measures" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to methods or actions that are widely recognized and approved within a particular context or field.
Example: "The organization has implemented several accepted measures to ensure the safety of its employees."
Alternatives: "recognized standards" or "approved practices".
Japanese officials accepted measures to verify the safety of United States beef two weeks ago.
Three Belgian truckers' unions, whose members blocked motorways, ports, frontiers and oil depots, accepted measures proposed by the government to help offset recent fuel price rises and said they would end their blockades at midnight.
These tools were developed by consensus expert opinion; have been used for over a decade in clinical trials and are now well-validated and accepted measures.
In recent cases steel, lumber, farm products and textiles his administration has initiated or accepted measures effectively raising barriers to imports.
It is this commitment to building excellence that sees UQ ranked consistently in the top two or three Australian universities on most widely accepted measures of research performance.
What I would wish for is a set of reliable, universally accepted measures for evaluating and comparing student progress toward all the educational goals appropriate to every college and professional school.
Nonetheless, by nearly every accepted measure, Angola remains one of the world's least-developed nations.
Since volatility is the most widely accepted measure of risk, these should be happy times.
The fall in unemployment is slowing, and at 13.7% (by the usually accepted measure, though a rival one puts it several points lower) it is still huge.
However there is no generally accepted measure of the closure of ecological systems.
White matter integrity was quantified using a widely accepted measure, fractional anisotropy (FA).
