The phrase "accepted patterns" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to widely recognized or established methods, behaviors, or practices in a particular context.
Example: "In the field of psychology, researchers often rely on accepted patterns of behavior to analyze human actions."
Alternatives: "recognized norms" or "established practices".
But accepted patterns of sexual activity seem to have ignited the tinderbox in Africa.
That innocence led to the young Coleman being mesmerised by the changing timbres of the horn, rather than by the accepted patterns usually deployed to organise them.
In more recent times hymn writing has generally followed the accepted patterns set by those authors but rarely has it reached the quality of its models.
And like many traditions that grow up out of necessity around New York City, this gathering of cleaning women had certain unwritten codes, accepted patterns that all the women acknowledged.
The purpose of this paper is to question some commonly accepted patterns of reasoning involving nonmonotonic logics that generate multiple extensions.
It makes them go beyond accepted patterns and models.
The changes in canopy cover we quantified stand in contrast to the accepted pattern of riparian forest decline with urbanization, and are expected to affect ecosystem services.
Lithic assemblages most closely resemble other Middle Paleolithic assemblages from the northern Levant but there are inconsistencies with the accepted pattern of technological change over time in the Levantine Mousterian more broadly.
For some types of input elements (such as a text-box intended to accept an email address), putting a value which does not match the accepted pattern may prevent submission of user input values to the server (because of the client-side validation scripts).
Thus, it is a socially accepted pattern of living arrangement that may benefit from the support of the whole community.
Societal rules and regulations surrounding reproduction often cause problems when a pregnancy does not follow the accepted pattern, resulting in stigma and shame (5).
