The phrase "accepted tenets" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to widely recognized principles or beliefs that are generally agreed upon within a particular field or context.
Example: "In the field of psychology, the accepted tenets of cognitive behavioral therapy emphasize the importance of changing negative thought patterns."
Alternatives: "recognized principles" or "established beliefs".
Since his election, many analyses of his political program have focussed on his ties to the alt-right, a nebulous and evolving constellation of dissidents who sharply disagree with many of the conservative movement's widely accepted tenets — including, often, its avowed commitment to racial equality.
It's a notion complicated by a growing understanding that most of these accepted tenets are actually liabilities in disguise.
By making it harder to enter and exit reserves, fences increase both the risks and difficulties involved in poaching, both widely accepted tenets of crime prevention, Clarke said.
Because there quite simply wouldn't be a show called The Walking Dead if not for Mr. Romero's formidable imagination, and because Mr. Romero played with the now accepted tenets of the zombie trope in settings far afield from the zombie story, you owe to yourself and to the zombie genre to watch this film.
Replicability by independent entities is one of the three generally accepted tenets of valid regulatory science.
To develop this video we adopted widely accepted tenets of adult learning theory; for example, the need to involve adults in the planning and evaluation of their instruction [ 10].
The removal of a foreskin is clearly an assault and it is an accepted tenet of law throughout the world that the newborn and young are incapable of informed consent.
It's a pretty well accepted tenet of equity investing that earnings growth and share price appreciation are inextricably linked over the long term.
While this is a generally accepted tenet of biomedical research, it is unclear what components are necessary for effective community engagement, particularly in the context of genomic research in Africa.
For decades he accepted these tenets until a mounting sense of outrage ended his loyalty.
"He's veered between the isolationist wing of his party and the unilateralist wing, but he has never accepted the tenets of cooperative multilateralism".
