The phrase "accepted thresholds for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing standards or limits that are widely recognized or agreed upon in a particular field or discipline.
Example: "The study was conducted within the accepted thresholds for safety in chemical exposure."
Alternatives: "recognized limits for" or "established criteria for".
Results from the present analyses suggest that the intervention could have a significant public health impact among FSWs in Tijuana and Ciudad Juarez, well below accepted thresholds for cost-effectiveness in Mexico under all plausible assumptions.
Our ICER of $34,687 per QALY gained would be considered cost-effective in relation to accepted thresholds for pharmacological health care treatments in Australia [ 27].
As there are no widely accepted thresholds for IL-6, IL-10, and VEGF, the values were grouped as tertiles (Lee et al, 2012).
This model suggests that the new drug regimen is a cost-effective option in the Thai health system at currently accepted thresholds for adopting health technologies.
Because there are no internationally accepted thresholds for non-normal scores in pregnant women, we set them at the 90th percentile.
This study demonstrates that pregabalin is cost-effective for the treatment of CLBP-NeP in Japan, resulting in ICERs that are well below accepted thresholds for cost-effectiveness.
My building society, Nationwide, says that because it is for $250 it falls below its accepted threshold for such transactions ($300) as it would cost too much to process.
Throwing his weight behind the Guardian's "Keep it in the ground" campaign, he said a recent analysis which suggested 82% of coal reserves must remain untouched if temperature increases are to be kept below 2C – the widely accepted threshold for dangerous climate change – was "realistic".
The widely accepted threshold for the separation index is 3.0 (Bond and Fox 2015).
In the 1960s and 1970s, the accepted threshold for adverse effects in children was 60 μg Pb/dl [13].
The cut-off was based on local expert consensus rather than literature-based, as there is no accepted threshold for ED crowding using ED occupancy in the literature.
