'somewhat accepted' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe something that is not fully accepted or acknowledged, but still has some level of acknowledgement or recognition. For example: "The new policy was met with some resistance, but it is now somewhat accepted by the majority of employees."
Cheating was a known, somewhat accepted norm; little wonder that it swept through five separate schools.
"Prior to the repeal, lesbians were somewhat accepted while gay men were getting verbally and physically assaulted for their sexuality," she said.
There were kids whose parents did drugs with them, and it was somewhat accepted.
A financial transaction taxes would have reduced trading somewhat, accepted economic theory says.
Mostly well reviewed, the Emperor's partially clothed revival was somewhat accepted, but many fans were seething underneath.
Obviously, bears and bear-chasers have always been around, but as a visible phenomenon, the bear hasn't been very prevalent or (somewhat) accepted until the age of the Internet.
"In abstract, nonvocal music, I could somewhat accept that.
Consumers, so far, have been somewhat accepting of the technology, likely because they're in better control of it – they can choose whether to opt in, or can simply switch off their Bluetooth to disable the alerts.
Although stated above that patients are eventually somewhat accepting of their new restricted lifestyle they must lead with CKD, once they first receive a diagnosis of CKD, they are not typically enthusiastic or proactive about beginning treatment.
I'd never seen the show and somewhat foolishly accepted the offer.
These works represent the cornerstone of Mr. Stella's reputation, the Stellas whose historical importance, as with Picasso's Cubist paintings, is most widely, if somewhat predictably, accepted.
