The phrase "accepted mode" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a widely recognized or standard method of doing something, often in a formal or technical context.
Example: "In our industry, the accepted mode of communication is through email rather than phone calls."
Alternatives: "standard method" or "recognized approach".
The generally accepted mode of action for AMPs against Gram-negative bacteria is that the AMPs interact with the highly negatively charged surface of the membrane consisting of lipopolysaccharide.
As in Italy[ 24], this is the culturally accepted mode of care for MS patients in Catalonia.
Further work is needed to establish genetically modified T cells as a widely accepted mode of treatment for hematological malignancies.
CPAP therapy for respiratory insufficiency is an established and accepted mode of therapy; however, patient compliance remains an issue.
For several years, endocytosis became the generally accepted mode of transport for CPPs, details of molecular pathways were elucidated, and the direct involvement of various cell surface proteins and glycosaminoglycans were demonstrated.
Open curettage with or without bone grafting is a widely accepted mode of treatment, but it is accompanied by a high recurrence rate of approximately 30%, which can be reduced to 15% when a high-speed burr is used (reviewed by Varshney et al. 2010).
During his long career, Duchamp recast accepted modes for assembling and describing identity, indelibly altering the terrain of portraiture.
Countries like Britain and New Zealand have systems of parliamentary supremacy and no written constitution, but are held together by longstanding traditions, accepted modes of procedure and engaged citizens.
The feminist painter Miriam Schapiro, who is working on a series of homages to Frida, puts it this way: "Frida is a real feminist artist in the sense that during a period in history when the accepted modes of truth were truth seen through men's eyes, she gave us truth seen through the eyes of woman.
Similarly, terms referring to the divine persons sometimes generate counterexamples to the traditionally accepted modes.
However, it is likely that there are other accepted modes of investigation across different healthcare settings.
