The phrase "accepted word" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a term or expression that is widely recognized and acknowledged in a particular context or language.
Example: "In the field of linguistics, 'internet' is now considered an accepted word in the English language."
Alternatives: "recognized term" or "acknowledged word".
Actually, the universally accepted word for "spirit" is "pneuma " — in Gnostic literature "daimon" is always taken to mean "demon".
To model hard real-time systems, we use untimed finite automata: each accepted word is a valid operational behavior of the periodic component of the system.
I know how harmful language can be and checked my discomfort out online with a few dictionaries to see why I was splitting hairs over a seemingly accepted word.
The commonly accepted word for television, for example, mazinaatesijigan, means "box that reflects pictures as light". As Treuer points out, however, since most languages were developed for pre-industrial people, all have had to go through a similar process.
Although our focus on these two review sources limits the generalizability of the study it is, for example, less sensitive to factors outside the review authors' control that may affect reporting (e.g. different accepted word counts in different journals).
Or how a defense industry lobbyist recently bragged that the House Armed Services Committed accepted "word-for-word adaptations" of their proposed language in a major bill overhauling weapons procurement.
Perhaps he is just reciting accepted words.
If there are no culturally accepted words to describe an experience, it remains off the radar".
The best-written trusts are usually careful to stick to broad but accepted wording.
Word2Vec service's API (Fig. 8) in the relevancy server was implemented as a TCP server, which accepted words of tweets as input, and returned calculated relevancy value as a response.
It would accept Word and PDF files, read text from within your favorite programs, and use AT&T's voices.
