"the accepted concept" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English
It refers to a commonly agreed-upon idea or understanding among a group of people. Example: In the scientific community, the accepted concept is that climate change is caused by human activity.
10 11 To acknowledge the accepted concept of low back pain patient heterogeneity, a recent study found that a novel stratified primary care management approach based on the use of a prognostic screening tool (to allocate patients into one of three risk-defined groups) combined with matched treatment pathways improves long-term disability compared with current best practice.
During adult years, we have become imbued with the accepted concept that screening for colon, cervical, and breast cancer, thyroid deficiency, lipid and glucose abnormalities, and hypertension have all been shown to have some measurable benefit for the person in question of future health and well-being.
Since the spatially averaged value of φ= 1, this result suggests the possibility that the accepted concept of micromixing being totally controlled by the local εT at the feed point may not be valid for such swirling flows.
Such division is further supported by the accepted concept that four to five ANK repeats can form a folded structural unit.
Considering the accepted concept of early treatment in the disease course, a window of opportunity may exist whereby therapeutic intervention could have a disproportionate impact on outcome, resulting in remission induction and maintenance of response after cessation of treatment [ 5].
In line with the accepted concept that cerebral microcirculation is highly heterogeneous, mean shear stress levels in brain microvessels has been estimated in a range as wide as 0.01 to 10 dynes/cm in capillaries and 10 100 dynes/cm in arterioles [ 113- 115].
The idea follows the well accepted concept that the best ideas come in the shower -- or when you're not really looking for them.
The clinical relevance of the approach described is based on the widely accepted concept that in the future major breakthrough in the management of these diseases will come from prevention rather than treatment of established disease.
During the 1990s, the widely accepted concept of cytokine networks perpetuating disease, with tumor necrosis factor (TNF -α assuming a hierarchical role [ 8], was supporTNF -α the success of TNF-α blocking treassuming[ 9, 10].
This is important, and supports the increasingly accepted concept that the stromal tissue that is part of the tumour may phenotypically be distinct from the normal breast stroma.
It could, for instance, be used by the United Nations Security Council to extend the internationally accepted concept of "no flight zones" to include launching areas for long-range ballistic missiles.
