The phrase "accepted summary" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a summary that has been acknowledged or approved by a relevant authority or group.
Example: "The accepted summary of the research findings will be published in the upcoming journal issue."
Alternatives: "approved summary" or "acknowledged summary".
The tests compare snippets of generated summaries with snippets from accepted summaries.
"Maybe 12 months ago or two years ago, we could have accepted a summary from the vice president of human resources" on Conoco's executive pay plan, Mr. Dunham said.
It is widely accepted that summary research results ought to be shared with participants once the study has been concluded [ 74, 75].
Christophe Marchand, the lawyer for one Belgian defendant, cautioned against accepting the summary and the prosecutors' charges at face value.
On Friday, 195 governments around the world will accept a summary of the most comprehensive assessment of the basic science of climate change that has ever been written.
@chelinaodbert (Contributor) From high above, looking over a limitless landscape of rusty tin roofs with precariously wired television antennas, it's tempting to accept the summary statistics about a place like Kibera.
Furthermore, due to the AMC provisions, UNICEF may enter into a Provisional Supply Agreement with a manufacturer as soon as WHO has accepted the Product Summary File for review.
40 Our study raises the question of why the medical community has accepted the low (summary, aggregate) level of detail found in most peer-reviewed journal publications compared with the depth of detail available in CSRs.
As Eckert had stated in his summary, Borbély accepted in his report that Russia's official bid "leased" its computers, then returned them to their owner, who destroyed them.
The railroad companies and the officers (on both sides) had their own messages they wished to be accepted as the "true" summary of events.
