The phrase "commonly accepted as" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to express that something is generally accepted to be true or that it is a widely held belief. For example, "It is commonly accepted as fact that the Earth is round."
While commonly accepted as learning, it seems to violate the definition.
Many philosophers and psychologists have commonly accepted as fundamental a distinction made on rational grounds between sensing and perceiving (or between sensations and percepts).
Many people do not realize that electronic documents now are commonly accepted as evidence much as hard copies are, even if they are never printed on paper or distributed widely.
In 2008, recall, the real-live rootin' tootin' southerner Mike Huckabee lost both Florida and South Carolina to John McCain, who is commonly accepted as being from Arizona, no pundits having expelled him by decree.
This parameter is commonly accepted as a good indicator of compatibility.
In forensic document examination, curvature is commonly accepted as a characterizing feature [7, 8].
Parents could be helped by showing them the risks of exposures that are commonly accepted as harmless.
Tomosynthesis is commonly accepted as an effective tool for evaluation of symptomatic patients and suspicious findings at screening mammography.
The organic Rankine cycle (ORC) is commonly accepted as a viable technology to convert low temperature heat into electricity.
Verizon launched something called 5G TF, not to be confused with 5G NR, more commonly accepted as the industry's 5G standard.
LP problem (3 5) has been widely used for the past three decades and the results have been commonly accepted as measure of relative efficiencies of different DMUs.
