commonly accepted

There are no commonly accepted models of the economy that would imply such outcomes.

But this, the commonly accepted account of the matter, does not really cover the ground.

These epistles had been commonly accepted by scholars as the work of Phalaris, and accounted of great value.

Or′thodoxness; Or′thodoxy, soundness of opinion or doctrine: belief in the commonly accepted opinions, esp.

It is not commonly accepted as good reason for not searching after the truth, that the search may be difficult.

Certainly in our system, we have a concept of discipline very different from that commonly accepted.