The phrase "accepted role of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a recognized or established position or function within a particular context or field.
Example: "The accepted role of a teacher is to facilitate learning and support students in their educational journey."
Alternatives: "recognized position of" or "established function of".
And, contrary to the widely accepted role of such decisions, this one had no precedential value.
This isn't nanny-state paternalism but an accepted role of government: public health.
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.
In carryout, the accepted role of a visiting grandparent is to duck into the restaurant for the pickup while one parent waits behind the wheel of the double-parked car and the second parent remains at home, holding the baby with one hand and setting the table with the other.
And since Marbury v. Madison we have accepted the role of the courts in interpreting the meaning of the laws.
Yet somehow, centuries later, many of us have accepted a role of inferiority.
Given the well-accepted role of inflammation as key component of HIV associated immunopathogenesis [52], [53], [54], [55], [56], it is reasonable to assume that CMV-associated inflammation would have a largely detrimental effect on disease outcomes.
This significant and rapid elevation in blood ammonia after the test is consistent with the significant contribution of the small intestine to the production of ammonia [ 28], in addition to the well-accepted role of colonic bacteria.
In addition to the well-accepted role of matrix metalloproteinase collagenases in this process, immunohistochemical staining of cartilage from osteoarthritis patients, together with previous immunoassay data demonstrates the role for cathepsin K in this process.
