The phrase "accepted position" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a widely recognized or agreed-upon stance or viewpoint in a particular context, such as in academic, professional, or social discussions.
Example: "The accepted position on climate change is that human activity significantly contributes to global warming."
Alternatives: "agreed-upon stance" or "recognized viewpoint".
The accepted position is that violent tactics are, de facto, wrong.
"There is a generally accepted position that Ohio, Pennsylvania and Florida are the critical swing states for Democrats," she said.
She concedes that her progressive thinking is "not really an accepted position" in the industry she's chosen.
A spokesman stated: "The legal basis for the conventional and widely accepted position that, as a new state, an independent Scotland would have to apply to join the EU is set out in the legal paper published in February.
Rabbinic thought remained closer to the biblical position, at least in its understanding of the human being as a psychosomatic unit, even though the temporary separation of the components after death was an accepted position.
The court's having the final say is not yet a completely accepted position in Britain: "A decision of a judicial body should be final and binding and should not be capable of being overturned by a member of the executive," Lord Neuberger, the President of the Supreme Court, explained in the decision.
Still others have accepted positions in academia.
To date, the program has 18 student graduates in two semesters; all have been offered positions in the perioperative setting, and 14 have accepted positions.
Terms of the acquisition of its 5-year long partner were not disclosed, but all mPath employees are said to have accepted positions with ExactTarget Australia.
This continued until the count of accepted positions, i.e., random genomic positions according to R(h), equaled the real count of hotspots on that chromosome arm.
These data provided an opportunity to explore in more detail several generally accepted positions about the clinical epidemiology of malaria at high altitude in East Africa.
