The phrase "accept a bundled" is not correct in English as it is incomplete and lacks context.
It could potentially be used in a context where one is discussing accepting a bundled offer or package, but it needs additional information to be clear.
Example: "We are happy to accept a bundled offer that includes both services at a discounted rate."
Alternatives: "accept a package deal" or "accept a combined offer".
He added, "What is Verizon's obligation in terms of making sure this is a true lifeline telephone service?" In densely populated spots, like New York City and its suburbs, Verizon has been laying fiber-optic cables with hopes of inducing customers to accept a bundle of services that includes high-speed Internet connections, TV and video.
The major benefit to this configuration is that the transmission doesn't know or care which power source is at work; it merely accepts a bundle of torque and sends it out.
"We did not simply accept an offer to buy a bundle of securities - we forced the bidder to compete with other potential buyers," Priest wrote.
In December, Verizon withdrew an application to the State Board of Public Utilities that if approved would have forced most residential callers to accept bundled service packages starting at $15 per month.
They accept "bundled" deals, such as free talk-time on a cellphone if you upgrade your handset.
Typically they do this by relying on you, the owner, accepting the bundled operating system when buying a new computer to replace your old one, which is a bit like a hi-fi shop insisting that you buy a replacement collection of CDs whenever you trade in your music system.
Using drop-tail, when the buffer of a node is full, the node will not accept any bundle.
People who have been using camcorders for long enough should have grown to accept that the bundled software is gonna stink and make other arrangements, but this camera relies on the software for the direct uploading to YouTube.
Lobbyist fundraising has been a flashpoint in politics since the Abramoff scandal, with President Barack Obama refusing to accept contributions or bundled contributions from registered lobbyists.
Instead, a young girl with no relation to Mr. Lien accepted a statuette and a bundle of bills.
