The phrase "a decision to accept" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the act of agreeing to something or making a choice to approve a proposal or offer.
Example: "After much deliberation, the committee reached a decision to accept the new policy changes."
Alternatives: "a choice to agree" or "a resolution to approve".
The Finance Ministry believes that a decision to accept facilities from donors is the responsibility of line ministries.
A decision to accept losses on the bank's holdings of Greek bonds would be a significant policy shift, though, and raise other difficult questions.
"Presumably they've discussed the ramifications of the various types of settlements with their attorneys, and they've come to a decision to accept the lump sum.
Their move stems from a decision to accept Jews from the former Soviet Union by Helmut Kohl, who was then the chancellor, shortly after the Berlin Wall fell.
German companies not only reduced hours on the job, but they also made a decision to accept lower profit margins in the short term, Mr. Kramer said, a practice he called "labor-hoarding".
University tip: Making the right Clearing course decision 4) Start your mini-interview preparations When you call a university during Clearing, they may simply wish to confirm your grades before making a decision to accept you or not.
As a new editor, you cannot make a final decision to accept or reject a paper.
A conscious decision to accept a monetary disadvantage from the decision to enter teaching likely occurs only in cases in which the relative non-monetary benefits of teaching are high enough to more than compensate for the monetary disadvantages.
Former BBC Trust chair Patten also claimed the BBC had taken a quick decision to accept the deal offered by the Treasury rather than face a harsher offer from John Whittingdale's "ideological" Department for Culture, Media and Sport.
So a Syrian decision to accept Israel's withdrawal as full compliance with Resolution 425 would obligate Lebanon and the militia to follow suit.
Given the competition for patent traineeships, it was not a difficult decision to accept it!
