The phrase "been accepted as normal" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
You can use this phrase when describing something that was once seen as unusual or taboo, but has now become widely accepted in society. Example: In the past, wearing unconventional clothing styles was seen as rebellious, but now it has been accepted as normal in many cultural circles.
The result has been the often criticized "medicalization" of what had previously been accepted as normal behavior for example, shyness, little boys unable to sit still in school, and milder forms of anxiety.
"The fact that they are going to look into it at all says that some of the practices that have been accepted as normal and appropriate are now being questioned," Wilson said, according to the paper.
For the exponential distribution, the selective application of the two-sample t test to pairs of samples that had been accepted as normal led to Type I error rates of the final t test that were considerably larger than α = .05.05
It may have been accepted as normal on their part, but today live 'your life' the best in knowing what's good for yourself first and then your children.
It is accepted as normal," he said.
In many developing countries this state of affairs has come to be accepted as normal.
There is always a tension in sexual identity between being accepted as normal and insisting on difference.
An advert in which the children and father are all sitting down and the mother is serving at the table cannot be accepted as normal".
The foundation replies that a reduced kidney function among the elderly should not be accepted as normal just because it is common.
"The ebook edition of Arcadia retails at £6.99 and that's accepted as normal, but there have been grumbles that at £2.99 the app is too expensive," he says, "which is crazy because it's much more difficult to produce.
"In Rudy's story, there is chapter after chapter of politics that is accepted as normal in New York, but that is very strange in the rest of the world".
