The phrase "accepted products" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to products that have been approved or recognized by a certain authority or organization.
Example: "The store only sells accepted products that meet our quality standards."
Alternatives: "approved products" or "recognized products".
Unfortunately, these decellularization techniques that are used in the production of clinically accepted products are patented and it was not possible to reproduce this technique on the dermis derived from the donors included in the present study.
Donatiello, the president of the market-research firm Odyssey, declared that unlike other universally accepted products the computer confused consumers: "Television was the baby of radio.
There is also the Innovation capacity: entrepreneurs whose activities are based on new products, services or technologies face a greater risk of rejection of their products by markets than those who market already accepted products, services or technologies.
Nowadays, two generally accepted products are used for intra-articular injection in the hip: corticosteroids (CS) and hyaluronic acid (HA).
Derivatives include such widely accepted products as futures and options.
These findings are relevant to understanding consumers'behavior in the beer market and to translating consumer needs, wants and expectations into manufacturing designed to produce the best possible, cost-competitive, widely accepted product in a relatively short period.
Boxleiter had difficulty accepting praise towards the end of development, considering the weight of having to leave the industry if the many 100-hour weeks did not pan out in an accepted product.
Putative designations infer an accepted product function without definitive evidence.
This may contribute to normalising e-cigarettes as a widely consumed and accepted product, and points towards the need for research to examine the content and meanings attached to the channels through which e-cigarettes are sold and the way in which e-cigarettes are marketed and displayed.
And some, like AuctionDrop, accept products only if they believe that they will fetch at least $50 at auction.
Under its product policy, H&M states it only accepts products made of angora rabbit hair from farms with good animal husbandry, and that plucking is not acceptable.
