The phrase "are basically accepted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is generally recognized or acknowledged without much dispute.
Example: "In the scientific community, certain theories are basically accepted as foundational principles."
Alternatives: "are generally accepted" or "are widely acknowledged".
In doing so, they are basically accepting the logic that it's the wrong group of countries to have in the room to address the problems of the world.
"The moment you say – they are going to get themselves into a terrible twist – that the government of the day, with a significant majority in parliament, can drive through parliament a rewriting of human rights disciplines you are basically accepting that human rights provisions are not universal – that they are pick and choose".
"I feel it was of great concern that it had been basically accepted that this could have been the result of a fall on the stairs".
Now it is basically accepted that synaesthetes perceive the world differently and we are asking how it relates to other cognitive functions," he says.
Because even if the moral argument for open borders is basically accepted by most, people still seem convinced that it isn't a realistic option.
We were basically accepting footballing parity with Switzerland.
"To talk about cutting the maximum number of weeks down to as low as 12 is basically accepting as a certainty that lots more people will run out of benefits before they find employment and that they will go many weeks without any income," said George Wentworth, senior staff attorney for the National Employment Law Project, which advocates for workers.
Google suppresses search listings for some content that infringes on copyrights, while China's national-level censorship is now basically accepted as a component of the global-telecommunications infrastructure.
If you are a basically accepting person, then you might like them even if they get angry or withdrawn.
