The phrase "an accepted set of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection of items, standards, or principles that are widely recognized or agreed upon.
Example: "In the scientific community, there is an accepted set of protocols for conducting experiments to ensure reliability and validity."
Alternatives: "a recognized collection of" or "a standard set of".
Kuhn introduced the now common notion of paradigm as an accepted set of principles by which the world is viewed.
Here's the big, liberating secret about making clothes with a needle and thread: you lose any ability to judge yourself by an accepted set of measurements.
The identification of effective DED treatment strategies is hindered by the lack of an accepted set of definitive criteria for evaluating disease severity.
This process "probably had an evolutionary significance in stabilizing human societies," Dr. Fukuyama said, since with an accepted set of rules a society didn't have to fight everything out again every few years.
Due to the inherent range among the available water quality guidelines, there is a need for an accepted set of guideline values that can be utilized for decision-making when dealing with water reuse issues.
Institutional and geographic impediments have hindered the definition of a standard or an accepted set of approaches to evaluating an issue, and the unique aspects of each project tend to blur the common elements.
Several researchers have introduced and employed various sets of techniques as lean enablers for implementation of the principles of leanness (Shah and Ward 2003; Browning and Heath 2009) Thus, there is a lack of a generally accepted set of tools as lean enablers.
Such an evaluation would be enhanced if DNT alternatives were tested against a generally accepted set of reference chemicals, which currently does not exist.
A commonly accepted set of ACLs follow.
"There isn't yet a generally accepted set of norms for this new medium," said Victor Navasky, chairman of the magazine.
A designcooling load represents heat flow into a building via the building envelope and from internal sources, again under a commonly accepted set of assumptions.
