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The phrase "a precondition to accept" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing requirements or criteria that must be met before something can be accepted or agreed upon.
Example: "The completion of the training program is a precondition to accept the job offer."
Alternatives: "a requirement for acceptance" or "a prerequisite for approval".
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"We are talking about people who are very poor and have a precondition to accept this belief.
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