The phrase "accepted period" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you refer to a time frame that is recognized or acknowledged as valid or standard.
Example: "The accepted period for submitting applications is from January to March each year."
Alternatives: "recognized timeframe" or "approved duration".
The hitherto commonly accepted period of Old Kashmiri is 1200 1500; but in fact the earliest example of the language is found in 94 four-line stanzas embedded in the Sanskrit philosophical work Mahānaya-prakāśa ("Illumination of the Highest Attainment"), which some scholars now date as late as the 15th century.
To avoid emotionally stressing the interviewee, a culturally accepted period of 1 month was observed before the interview was conducted.
There is not any universally accepted period for total delay from the onset of symptoms to the start of treatment for TB.
"I was watching 'Henry V' on the plane over there's an accepted period of laddish drunkenness in all cultures.
"I was watching 'Henry V' on the plane over — there's an accepted period of laddish drunkenness in all cultures.
Two months, though an accepted period for sociological interviews, some of the treatment related details could have been missed due to recall bias.
In fact, the past century has witnessed two generally accepted periods of warming The first occurred between 1900 and 1945.
But this was an invitation that you accept – period.
The new set, then, makes a case for accepting the fortepiano in Beethoven as we've come to accept period instruments in Bach: not as necessities but as options that give certain insights into the composer's writing.
Inventory level of WIPs of MTS/MTO products at the end of period t. 1, if order i by customer c is accepted in period t 0, otherwise.
In Toronto, the epicenter of the Canadian epidemic, thousands of asymptomatic people were asked to remain at home for about 10 days, the generally accepted incubation period for SARS.
