The phrase "able to accept more" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing capacity or willingness to take on additional responsibilities, tasks, or items.
Example: "The system is now able to accept more users than before, ensuring better performance."
Alternatives: "capable of taking on more" or "prepared to handle additional".
In turn, we will be able to accept more applicants who get the right grades than we do currently.
Finally, Eisgruber affirmed Princeton's admission process and said he's glad the University will be able to accept more high-achieving, talented students as part of the undergraduate expansion.
Currently, Braintree works with merchants in more than 30 countries and is able to accept more than 130 different currencies.
For instance, a rhombohedral structure (X = 0.4) was able to accept more hydrogen within its structure rather than an orthorhombic one (X = 0.2).
While being able to accept more students without needing to build dorms or undergo the typical capital expenditure has appeal right off the bat, universities tend to believe that, with scale (and more students), comes a diluted experience.
With the addition of American Express, SumUp said it will be able to accept "more types of cards in more regions than any other mobile point-of-sale technology provider worldwide".
"They were able to accept much more as part of their way of life than we are being asked to accept in the 1940's when they were bombed every day and still went about their living and showed a great example of bravery and courage to the rest of the world," Mr. Giuliani said at the afternoon news conference.
Denial-of-Service (DoS) attack: Attacker will create many VM's on the host OS just to overload the host OS, which will not be able to accept any more migrated VM's.
A lack of security in the control plane may allow an attacker to exploit live migration operation in different ways: 1. Denial-of-Service (DoS) attack: Attacker will create many VM's on the host OS just to overload the host OS, which will not be able to accept any more migrated VM's. 2.
As a senator, Mrs. Clinton won't be able to accept gifts worth more than $100.
With this mindset, I was (usually) able to accept these changes with more grace, and sometimes (not often) even enjoy the ride.
