The phrase "accept a concept" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the willingness to understand or embrace an idea or theory.
Example: "In order to move forward with the project, we must first accept the concept of sustainable development."
Alternatives: "embrace an idea" or "acknowledge a notion."
In other words, even if we were to accept a concept of innate aptitude that is normally distributed in a classroom, that distribution should not predict classroom achievement, provided the class environment supports diverse learners in appropriate ways.
In order to formulate a satisfactory form of treatment of any fracture which is associated with pain and stiffness in the joint, one must accept a concept of two basic changes in the joint tissues, both soft and bony, as the result of trauma.
"So the true city is no longer the historic one but the one on the so-called periphery, and to become successful we need to accept a new concept of greater Rome," Mr. Fuksas added.
Although natural law theorists may accept a somewhat broader concept of rationality than that described above, all accept that it is irrational to harm oneself only when there are no compensating benefits for anyone.
Cobern (1996) stated that knowing is the metaphysical process by which one accepts a comprehended concept as true or valid.
This may enhance the patient's feeling of being accepted, a central concept in social phobia.
One assumption here is that the victim – the attacked person – is acting from good motives; or, as Suzanne Uniacke puts it, the 'acts of double-effect are morally well-motivated.' 189 The argument from the DDE relies on accepting a further concept, namely the IFD.
After review, we decided to accept an annotation of concept C if, in the judgment of the evaluator, a researcher searching for datasets pertaining to C would want to retrieve the experiment.
For every database function f, we add an intensional value concept (dashed ellipse) that accepts a set of concepts and returns a concept in the schema graph.
First, by presupposing absolute impenetrability, the mathematical-mechanical mode of explanation accepts an "empty concept" at its foundation.
Feminist empiricists are also criticized for accepting an uncritical concept of experience (Scott 1991), and for naively holding that science will correct the errors and biases in its theories about women and other subordinated groups by itself, without the aid of feminist values or insights (Harding 1986 , 1991.
