The phrase "accepted secondary" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where something is recognized or acknowledged as a secondary option or source, often in academic or professional settings.
Example: "The committee reviewed the proposal and decided that the accepted secondary sources would be sufficient for the research."
Alternatives: "recognized secondary" or "acknowledged secondary".
But a little-publicized, widely accepted secondary goal was to indoctrinate American values into immigrants' offspring.
Hence, while an internet delivered transdiagnostic treatment with telephone support may be a feasible and accepted secondary intervention for pain patients with comorbid emotional problems, the effects are unclear.
Secondly, systematic reviews usually are done based on primary studies only, nevertheless we have also accepted secondary studies (reviews or surveys) as we want an overview of all publications related to the theme.
This definition (Table 1) accepted secondary inpatient diagnoses without further confirmation and relaxed the requirement for confirmation of an outpatient diagnosis with a prescription, requiring only a procedure for glycosylated hemoglobin testing (indicating diabetes management).
In accordance with the generally accepted secondary structure of MCF [ 1, 2, 13, 23, 27, 41], we defined amino-ends, carboxyl-ends and two hydrophilic regions (n, c, loop2, loop4) facing the cytosol space as NCLOOP24; transmembrane regions consisting of six α-helices as TR; and three hydrophilic regions facing matrix space as LOOP135 (loop3, loop5, loop5) (Additional file 1).
Others wondered how long he would accept secondary status; this, after all, was a €22m signing and captain of Argentina.
If the recommendation was accepted, a secondary objective was to measure the length of time for acceptance.
Rame had been at Fo's side in all his political and artistic battles and, when necessary, accepted a secondary role as part of the creative team, though she also wrote her own plays.
The part was later accepted by secondary choice Gary Oldman.
Although accepted with secondary legislation, they remain controversial with primary legislation, since parliament would have included or omitted such words if it had had such an intent; reading in or out words would therefore conflict with parliamentary intention.
Despite the lack of consensus, the headache index has been recommended as an accepted standard secondary end point.
