The phrase "accepted use of the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the recognized or approved manner in which something is utilized or applied.
Example: "The accepted use of the software includes data analysis and reporting features that enhance productivity."
Alternatives: "recognized application of the" or "approved usage of the".
The convert all the more readily accepted use of the image if he had brought into his Christianity, as many did, a heritage of Neoplatonism.
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The origins of the nickname are not certain, but the first generally accepted use of the nickname appeared at a losing away game at Birmingham City late in the 1998 99 season, with the home fans chanting "no noise from the Tractor Boys", a name which stuck.
It seeks to systematize, and thus extend, accepted use of the "berrypicking" methodology within systematic reviews to identification of a cluster of related reports.
These are all accepted uses of the term.
The accepted use of nonlethal force (also used by the Obama Administration in 2013) prevented further injury to agents and a mass illegal rush across the border.
Under the convention, the only accepted use of DDT is indoor residual spraying (IRS) for disease vector control.
He said penalizing the widely accepted use of marijuana -- some 6,000 people a year are charged with marijuana offenses -- helped to bring the law itself into disrepute in Jamaica.
We will calculate the mean threshold reduction in VTE at which women were willing to accept use of LMWH and the 95% confidence interval around the mean.
Successive Australian governments have accepted the use of the term.
To circumvent such problems, most clinicians have accepted the use of the in vitro whole-blood assay to compare NSAID selectivities.
