The phrase "acceded to it" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that someone has agreed to or accepted a request, demand, or proposal.
Example: "After much deliberation, the committee finally acceded to it and approved the new policy."
Alternatives: "agreed to it" or "consented to it".
Multi-religious India sees no reason to give up a state that acceded to it legally.
In the latter year Lithuania acceded to it as well, and the alliance became known as the Baltic Entente.
Had the application been a united one the Council would gladly have acceded to it, and would have taken official part in the proceedings.
A convention prohibiting the manufacture, stockpiling, and use of biological weapons was approved by the Assembly in 1971 and took effect in 1975, though many states have never acceded to it.
But the ruling said the court had no jurisdiction to examine complaints over the killings themselves because the massacre took place a decade before the rights convention became international law and 58 years before Russia acceded to it, in 1998.
Bernstorff, fearing that the Russian proposal was aimed exclusively against Great Britain, unwillingly acceded to it on July 9, 1780, after having reached a separate agreement with Britain five days earlier on what constituted "contraband of war".
The death of the Great Barrier Reef is one of the "great tragedies of our lives", US senator John McCain has said, arguing America should uphold its commitment to the Paris climate agreement, or accede to it with minor modifications.
Is she reclaiming the narrative, or acceding to it?
If that is Khamenei's intent, would it be wrong for Obama to accede to it?
This was an un-Christian demand, and it would be an un-Christian act on Wadsworth's part to accede to it.
Years of trade liberalisation culminated in the establishment of the World Trade Organisation in 1995, with China acceding to it in 2001.
