The phrase "accepted time of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a time that is recognized or agreed upon for a specific event or action.
Example: "The accepted time of the meeting is 3 PM, as agreed by all participants."
Alternatives: "agreed time of" or "designated time of".
Wages, of course, depend on a variety of factors, like the market, number of trip requests accepted, time of day, length of trip, whether it's surging and so on.
The mutation rate estimated from human-chimpanzee divergence based on a constant molecular clock [25] yielded age estimates for these SNPs (Table S6A) far older than the generally accepted time of human speciation, further testifying to the process of positive selection acting on the region.
With respect to survival data, we accepted time of diagnosis and beginning of treatment as starting points.
It is noteworthy that the average period of occlusal pressure (from start to finish) is quoted as 0.110 0.169 s (Okuma et al. 2004), compared with the commonly accepted time of 0.5 s for half the chewing cycle.
Smaller divergence may be attributed to a secondary contact between two former species during the recent breaching of the Isthmus of Panama that occurred approximately 2 Mya [ 36], as opposed to 3.1-3.5 Mya the generally accepted time of the final closure of the Isthmus [ 37], or speciation in some pairs began before the definitive emergence of the Isthmus.
It is the accepted time for advertisements of new car models and back to school items.
This fits well with the generally accepted time frame of the development of invasive Aspergillus disease until demise.
But the question is whether most consumers would ever accept time share ownership of a bike or a blender.
Yet, Zen does not accept, time as a "fleeing image of eternity" (i.e., Plato).
For all Williams's roots in austere postwar leftism, this book fitted – perhaps even on some level accepted – a time of greater consumer choice and individualism: in Britain in 1976, much of what is still thought of as "the 80s" was already well underway.
For each of the conditions, both carriages fall within the generally accepted dwell time of 20 s; however, the peak door two-corridor solution (Fig. 7) gives consistently quicker passenger exchanges.
