The phrase "well-established concept" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to an idea, belief, or notion which has had a long time to be accepted and proven. For example, "The notion of natural selection is a well-established concept."
National reconciliation is a well-established concept.
They cover the well-established concept of financial intermediation using a general-purpose computer.Seven years of litigation have failed to produce a consensus among judges.
THE idea that equities should produce a higher return than bonds is a well-established concept in finance even though it is far from automatically true; as the London Business School professors report in the new study (referred to in yesterday's post) global bonds have beaten global equities over the last 33 years, a long term by any measure.
Sonopalpation is a well-established concept [3].
These models aim to map the image components onto their skeletons, corresponding to a well-established concept in image analysis.
I'm typically rather skeptical when I see a company that tries to reimagine a well-established concept like a text editor or spreadsheet.
The study was based on well-established concepts.
HullCoin's innovation has been to digitise these two well-established concepts, combining the value generation mechanism of mutual credit with the local spending power of community currencies.
So, crack control, crack width limitation and chloride threshold levels are well-established concepts in durability of reinforced concrete structures.
"Many well-established concepts in science are being challenged in this thesese [sic] with no data to support the conclusions provides [sic] …"' For a critique of Loussikian's article, including Dwyer's allegations, see Martin (2016b).
The design of the adaptive framework has been done on the basis of well-established concepts from the domain of autonomic computing, especially the MAPE-K loop (monitor, analyzer, planner, knowledge), and a utility function.
