The phrase "accepted role" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a position or function that has been acknowledged or recognized by others, often in a professional or social context.
Example: "In the project, she took on the accepted role of team leader, guiding the group towards their goals."
Alternatives: "acknowledged position" or "recognized function".
And, contrary to the widely accepted role of such decisions, this one had no precedential value.
She was also playing an accepted role in a lucrative art form, the video news release.
Franklin D. Roosevelt's New Deal policies, which radically enlarged the previously accepted role of the government.
Interest groups play a powerful and generally accepted role in races for legislative and executive positions.
This isn't nanny-state paternalism but an accepted role of government: public health.
Because of its accepted role in inhibiting primordial follicle recruitment, the present study was designed to investigate a possible interaction between AMH and VCD-induced ovotoxicity.
Puerto Rico was aided somewhat in the mid-1930s by President Franklin D. Roosevelt's New Deal policies, which radically enlarged the previously accepted role of the government.
Mr. Spano, for his part, has focused on steroids and bullying, even though those issues have never really been associated with the delivery and administration of social services -- the traditionally accepted role of county government.
"Like her or not, one of the great lessons of that campaign is the continued — and accepted — role of sexism in American life, particularly in the media," Ms. Couric said.
24 Observational studies cannot replace clinical protocols or trials, but they do have a well-accepted role in medical research, especially for the study of risk factors, diagnosis, and prognosis.
The presence of tumor necrosis as a prognosticator in RCCs is complex, and despite its well-accepted role as an indicator of poor prognosis, our data would suggest otherwise under specific conditions.
