The phrase "accepted proportions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing standards, measurements, or ratios that are widely recognized or agreed upon in a particular context.
Example: "The recipe calls for ingredients in accepted proportions to ensure the best flavor and texture."
Alternatives: "recognized ratios" or "standard measurements".
When it appears that a debtor will not be able to satisfy all or even any of his creditors, the latter will often agree to accept equal proportions of what they are owed for example, 25 cents on the dollar.
NICE accepted the highest proportion of submissions with ICERs higher than the threshold out of all the HTA agencies.
It is accepted that a proportion of patients treated by breast-conservation surgery for unifocal malignancy will undergo further surgery for residual disease.
Although it must be accepted that a proportion of those offered screening will make an informed decision not to take up the offer, the provider of the service has a responsibility to ensure as far as possible that the decision is not unduly swayed by issues of convenience.
The proportions of women accepted were marginally higher than the proportions applying at 57.0% and 57.9% in both graduate-entry and A100, but were not significantly different.
First, despite guarantees of confidentiality, recipient organisations may have exaggerated their degree of responsiveness to coroners' recommendations; it is reasonable to interpret the proportions of accepted and supplanted recommendations in our results as upper bounds, and the proportion of rejected recommendations as a lower bound.
The acceptance of bizarre assertions that the president is a socialist, and perhaps not even a citizen, become accepted wisdom among substantial proportions of the population.
In other studies on the transfer of PQIs from one country to another, proportions of accepted indicators varied.
The editorial explains that Nature's policy had been "to check a small proportion of accepted papers" for image manipulation.
Since it is widely accepted that a large proportion of bacteria are non-culturable, the use of conventional bacteriological (culture) techniques alone to investigate fish intestinal microflora may be expected to bias results.
