The phrase "already accepted by" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something has been acknowledged or approved by a particular person or group prior to the current moment.
Example: "The proposal was already accepted by the committee before the meeting began."
Alternatives: "previously approved by" or "already acknowledged by".
That is to say, when RGD officially adopts a symbol that is already accepted by HUGO for the orthologous human gene, the rat symbol reaches full acceptability.
The pact is based on agreements already accepted by union members at the Ford Motor Company and General Motors.
Some people are already accepted by the courts and the Home Office to be refugees because of their sexuality.
And she also is doing a job that she'd already accepted by the time X-Men came around".
With Estelle already accepted by the cream of US soul and hip-hop communities, it really does feel like our artists are finally competing with their stars.
In this context, Bulgaria does not seem to be a candidate for IMF assistance of the kind already accepted by Hungary, Ukraine, Serbia and Bosnia and Hercegovina.
There are other participating websites which will be implementing PayPhrase, including DKNY.com, Jockey.com, and Buy.com that already accept by Amazon's Checkout service.
The odd thing is that this very declaration -- the impossibility of greatness, the masquerade involved in art -- was already accepted and anticipated by the Modernist movement.
It is noteworthy that the indications already accepted for rFVIIa by international regulatory authorities including the treatment of inhibitors to factor VIII and factor IX, substitution for FVII deficiency, and treatment of Glanzmann's thrombasthenia were supported not by RCTs but by studies conventionally considered to provide modest evidence levels.
The miRNA profiles of these IGF-1 and LIF + IGF-1 treated ESSCs were already accepted and published by the GEO databank of the NCBI (GEO accession number GSE30276), and the miRNA profiling resulted in 351 miRNA candidates in ESSCs at the 12th DIV.
According to Paul Danos, dean of the Tuck School of Business (Dartmouth), a record 85% of this year's graduates had already accepted a job offer by January, "and the rest were holding out for something better".
