The phrase "accepted relationship" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a relationship that is recognized or acknowledged by others, often in a social or formal context.
Example: "Their engagement was celebrated as an accepted relationship within their community."
Alternatives: "recognized relationship" or "acknowledged relationship".
While in the case of RF ranging, the widely accepted relationship between distance and received power is defined by the log-normal shadowing model: (6).
It would just be another accepted relationship choice.
Recognition of the statistical inconsistencies of NIH peer review will allow for the implementation of new policies that take into consideration the accepted relationship between the number of reviewers, the precision of scoring needed, and the standard deviation of the scores given.
Each line in Figure 2 is a fit of the data to the generally accepted relationship
However, it could also be due to the lack of an adequate explanation for this – otherwise widely accepted – relationship that several authors have questioned it.
To relate end-systolic pressure and DP to PP, we use a widely accepted relationship between SP, MAP, and DP: P m ≅ P d + (1/3)(P s − P d ).
While this classification is largely accepted, relationships among families of frogs are still debated.
Today single-gene phylogenies (especially 18S ribosomal DNA-based ones) have established many of the accepted relationships between fungal organisms.
The species tree represents the accepted relationships amongst the bats analyzed (Agnarsson et al., 2011; Almeida et al., 2011).
Phylogenetic trees reflected accepted relationships among fish species, with Danio the most distantly related lineage to the Takifugu + (Gasterosteus + (Chaenocephalus + Notothenia) clade (Fig. 2A-C).
Phylogenetic analysis of concatenated mitochondrial data (c24p) from 37 red algal species strongly supports the currently accepted relationships of Rhodophyta (fig. 1).
