'commonly accepted view' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a view or opinion about a certain topic that is widely shared or accepted in a group or society. For example, "The commonly accepted view is that global warming is caused by human activities."
Until after World War II, the commonly accepted view in the United States was that expressed by Pres.
"Only philistines think this," the screenwriter, Yuri Arabov, told the newspaper Izvestia of the commonly accepted view of Tchaikovsky's sexual orientation.
But is the commonly accepted view that private equity firms slash jobs at the first sign of trouble supported by the evidence?
There is, for instance, no commonly accepted view on how the two processes (or systems) interact.
The notion that "men are breadwinners while women are housekeepers" has become a more commonly accepted view.
Our results challenge the commonly accepted view of independent directors as safeguards of shareholder value, uncovering the relevance of non-independent outsiders for pay moderation and incentives.
Baptists are a non-creedal people, and their ultimate appeal always has been to the Scriptures rather than to any confession of faith that they may have published from time to time to make known their commonly accepted views.
It focuses on the international airline industry by selecting 50 mission statements from corporate websites.1 The mission statements are then analysed to determine the extent to which they conform to commonly accepted views of the 'ideal' mission statement.
Biases were possible, by using THPs or BHPs as research assistants to interview their colleagues, where respondents might have wanted not to be seen as deviant and, thus, might have tried to conform to commonly accepted views in their profession.
We therefore suggest that it would be advisable to reconsider the commonly accepted deontological view in medical ethics that deception is always morally impermissible.
"That is the generally accepted view".
