The phrase "accepted signals" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you refer to signals that have been acknowledged or recognized as valid, often in technical or communication-related discussions.
Example: "The system only responds to accepted signals to ensure accurate data processing."
Alternatives: "recognized signals" or "acknowledged signals".
Bend your arm at the elbow (the accepted signal for a right turn), and all of a sudden, you're broadcasting a right arrow.
We further measured the amount of protein exchange in several commonly accepted signaling pathways concerning CSCs and in Smad pathways after treatment as above, and the result showed that expression of Notch1, β-catenin, P-Smad2, and P-Smad3 were all elevated (Figs. 4, 5).
Fortunately for consumers, almost all high-definition units will accept signals in either format and will then convert them to the TV's native resolution.
The TV has an infrared port that accepts signals from standard remote controls and then converts them for transmission back to the control module.
To make sure we didn't decode other group's IR signals, we only would accept signals that transmitted with this data address as its target.
For certain wavelengths of light, routers along that path would accept signals coming in from only one direction and send them off in only one direction.
Its occurrence in frequency-sensitive (alternating-current) circuits makes it possible for communication devices equipped with such circuits to accept signals of certain frequencies while rejecting others.
Because the iQue also accepts signals from W.A.A.S. (Wide-Area Augmentation System, a supplementary navigation signal broadcast by the Federal Aviation Administration for aircraft use), it's much more accurate than less expensive G.P.S. units.
For example, last Thursday it awarded a contract to a team led by the ITT Corporation, worth $207 million initially and possibly up to $1.8 billion, to build and operate a national network of radio receivers to accept signals from airplanes in flight.
