"accepted order" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It means a way of doing something that has been agreed upon or widely practiced. Example: The accepted order for conducting a business meeting is to start with introductions, followed by a review of the agenda, and then open the floor for discussion.
Rapid population growth in the Sunbelt states of Florida and the Southwest has led to bifurcated political cultures in which newcomers are challenging the accepted order.
Like the weather, none of them would make the national news because, like the weather, their deaths did not disturb the accepted order of things.
This kind of seduction can be seen as a more adventurous counterpart to what happens in marriage, reaffirming the accepted order of society.
I first read it aged 18 and was swept away by its restless energy – the way Brontë, as Virginia Woolf put it, expresses "untamed ferocity perpetually at war with the accepted order of things".
In many ways this was an even more exceptional year, as the Scots not only recorded one of their most famous international victories but also seriously challenged and shook the accepted order of European club football.
Deuteronomy might thus be viewed as the first part of the history that follows, rather than as the last book of the Pentateuch, the generally accepted order most scholars prefer.
The larger company made delivery-date pledges and accepted orders, cutting into potential Control Data business.
Some 957,000 Americans preordered the Apple Watch on Friday, the first day the company accepted orders, according to measurement company Slice.
Their developed model also tackled pricing and due date setting of the coming accepted orders.
Also, the delivery time and price are optimized assuming the accepted orders and available capacity in the system.
We recovered the currently accepted order-level relationships [ 20] for the remaining hexacorals in all our analyses.
