The phrase "accepting paths" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is discussing the act of embracing or allowing different routes or options, whether literally or metaphorically.
Example: "In our journey towards success, we must be open to accepting paths that may differ from our original plan."
Alternatives: "embracing routes" or "welcoming options".
Model validation was performed with human participants in the case of a single passenger and a pedestrian where experimental results show that overall comfort should be considered for computing socially accepted paths.
Ms. Lagarde's dream is frustrating and encouraging in equal measure because she is right: There is a clear, credible and widely accepted path to safety for Europe.
The idea that there should be an accepted path to a career "encourages homogeneity of playing and homogeneous repertory," Mr. Biss said, and "discourages people from taking their own roads".
For the Grimké sisters this disclosure became the ultimate test of the abolitionist and egalitarian position they had preached since the 1830's: they could follow the universally accepted path of those Southerners who simply ignored the African-American family branch, or they could embrace them as kin.
As soon as you accept Path requests from acquaintances, sharing sensitive stuff gets scarier.
Since it was the accepted path, the average age of first-year medical students was 22.
While going to college is the societally accepted path to professional success, it is not the only path.
Miximn is a framework for wireless ad hoc network for the OMNeT++ simulator.o It provides the 802.11 MAC layer and many physical layer models (including the widely accepted path-loss, shadowing and large- and small-scale fading models [22 24]).
No borders were involved, but a South Korean housewife who strayed off the accepted path at a tourist site was fatally shot in the back by a North Korean guard.
Recently, questions have emerged regarding whether anticancer drug development is headed in the right direction and whether opportunities that are off the accepted path are being overlooked [ 1].
