The phrase "accepted usage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a term or expression that is widely recognized and commonly used in a particular context or field.
Example: "In academic writing, it is important to adhere to accepted usage to ensure clarity and professionalism."
Alternatives: "common usage" or "standard usage".
No one line of demarcation is completely satisfactory, but, adhering to commonly accepted usage, one may conveniently accept as the beginning of the musical Renaissance the flourishing and secularization of music at the beginning of the 15th century, particularly at the court of Burgundy.
But how exactly is dress defined beyond the commonly accepted usage?
Are they due to errors in the compilation of the corpus itself, corresponding to neither accepted usage nor sporadic speech errors?
"It was clear that 'website' has become the widely accepted usage," said Darrell Christian, AP editor-at-large.
Concepts should also correspond to generally accepted usage of the English language.
It has been said that prior to the Civil War, the United States were treated as a plural noun, as in "The United States are…" After the war, the accepted usage became "The United States is…".
In addition to its widely accepted usages as fluorescent agent in laboratory works and dye in cosmetics and food industries, C-phycocyanin has other medical values including antioxidation [ 19], antimutagen [ 18, 20], antivirus [ 20], antiallergy [ 21], hepatoprotection [ 22], antitumor [ 23, 24], anti-inflammation [ 25], and immunity boosting effects [ 23, 26].
We cannot accept usage of this term even when it is in the context of a bad joke.
The first threshold is the minimum acceptance threshold accepted for usage.
Where a particular spelling has become widely accepted through usage we should retain it.
But the work of architecture is generated by detaching itself from instrumental codes accepted by usage; by ruled operations of measurement, endowed with figures in a monument, architecture escapes from determination by functions.
