The phrase "accepted triumphs" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to victories or successes that have been acknowledged or recognized by others.
Example: "The athlete's accepted triumphs in the competition have inspired many young sports enthusiasts."
Alternatives: "recognized victories" or "acknowledged successes."
"The British refuse to accept triumph," said Anthony Giddens, head of the London School of Economics, who is one of Mr. Blair's political mentors.
Miss O'Neill accepted her triumph without any particular surprise, since she was temperamentally disposed to consider her life a series of triumphs".
But everywhere in Europe, where the state's heavy role in balancing the excesses of the market had been widely accepted, the triumph of the private sector causes some unease.
Over a managerial career now into its third decade with Rangers, Everton and Scotland he has accepted his varied triumphs and disasters in a manner that would earn Kipling's approval.
Mr. Ojeda said he would not accept a triumph by the opposition.
We rebel against it with Helen; we cannot accept this triumph of nature without seeming to love something precious; life is a compromise, but the spirit cannot be content with mere solidities.
Unusually for Fowles, who was unhappy with it, his story of the first victim's strategems of escape accepts the triumph of a dreary, life-denying impulse over a life-affirming one.
We rebel against it with Helen; we cannot accept this triumph of nature without seeming to love something infinitely precious; life is a compromise, but the spirit cannot be content with mere solidities.
The West's selective generosity has been prompted by various motives: guilt over past colonial wrongs; genuine altruism; and domestic self-interest that enabled left-of-centre parties to display their moral credentials abroad while reluctantly accepting the triumph of capitalism at home.In this section Leviathan Inc Efficiency versus freedom Signor Fini, where do you stand?
In France the young use an increasing number of English words, including main verbs, and say it is "cool" to accept the triumph of "franglais" (as their elders call it).
