The phrase "accepted plan" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a plan that has been approved or agreed upon by relevant parties.
Example: "After much discussion, we finally reached an agreement on the accepted plan for the project moving forward."
Alternatives: "approved plan" or "agreed-upon plan".
The effective promotion of hydrogen technologies is best achieved when there is a strategy and a well defined and accepted plan for a hydrogen-based economy.
Under the accepted plan, first-year residents will no longer work on the transplant service, two health care practitioners in the hospital will be assigned to the transplant unit at all times, and pages from the unit will have to be answered within five minutes.
"I thought there would be more support for that position, but that was not the case". Under the accepted plan, buses using two reserved lanes could travel across the Valley in 30 minutes, stopping at 13 stations along the way, MTA officials said.
On Friday, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission accepted plans from the Chicago Mercantile Exchange and the Chicago Board Options Exchange Futures Exchange to trade bitcoin futures.
The commission members, including five Korean War veterans, will accept plans from architects or artists through May 15, said Lieut.
He said journalists had refused to accept plans to "completely rebuild" Libération into a multimedia organisation centred on the newspaper, which he believed was essential for its future.
The company gave employees until 18 00 on Monday to accept plans, including a pay freeze and downgrading of pensions.
At a meeting on Tuesday, parishioners argued Deputy Rob Duhamel used unjustified reasons for accepting plans for 28 new homes on the site.
With reluctance the island has begun to accept plans from the aid agencies to develop Abaiang as a potential food exporter - with South Tarawa providing the main market.
It's why I won't accept plans for more "community police" as positive solutions when it was the police that killed my son.
That is why I refuse to accept plans or support politicians that offer what they propose as solutions, not informed by us, the community.
