"established literature" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to writings that have been accepted as having value and authority due to their long-standing and widespread acceptance, such as classic works of literature. For example, "The established literature of the 18th century is still widely read today."
There was, after all, an established literature on the relationship between abandoned properties and crime.
The model results are, in general, in very good agreement with established literature empirical predictions.
"In every profession you have paved roads for how to do things — established rules, established literature," she said.
While there is a small but established literature on organizational responses to disasters, it has largely focused on immediate disaster response, not reconstruction.
Building on this established literature, the current study sought to test two non-mutually exclusive hypotheses regarding the central brain mechanisms that may lead to weight-promoting food choices following sleep loss.
To create a human information processing model for laparoscopic surgery based on already established literature and primary research to enhance laparoscopic surgical education in this context.
11 Preparation of the RMPs: The Fe3O4, Fe3O4@nSiO2, and Fe3O4@nSiO2@mSiO2 particles were prepared according to well-established literature methods (details can be found in the Supporting Information).
A well-established literature on public opinion and war suggests that the public generally is casualty-averse.
In fact, doing really innovative theory requires much more intellectual discipline than working in a well-established literature.
The coupling algorithm is described in detail and it is validated on well-established literature test cases for both stationary and moving porous configurations.
Along with like-minded colleagues and former students, I emphasize the enormous role played in markets by human error, as documented in a now-established literature called behavioral finance.
