The phrase "accept a condition" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing agreements, terms, or stipulations that one agrees to in a particular context.
Example: "Before we proceed with the contract, you must accept a condition regarding the payment terms."
Alternatives: "agree to a condition" or "consent to a condition".
Yet conservators know that often the only way to protect the "real thing" is by restricting access to it, by forcing an audience to accept a condition of not being there, by substituting virtual auras for actual ones.
Facebook Twitter Pinterest Updated at 5.41pm BST 5.17pm BST Snowden said he "can easily accept" a condition that he stop leaking in order to gain temporary asylum in Russia, according to a Russian MP who attended the airport meeting, in comments reported by the Associated Press.
According to the Associated Press, Kucherena said Snowden had accepted a condition laid down by the Russian president, Vladimir Putin, to stop leaking US secrets in return for asylum.
"What we cannot accept is a condition on a bilateral agreement to have a kind of a possible veto of a third country.
Mr Barroso said: "What we cannot accept is a condition on a bilateral agreement to have a kind of a possible veto of a third country.
There's also a disclaimer about international shipping incurring extra fees (and maybe seizure at the border?) plus, buyers will be required to review and accept a terms and conditions document prior to getting their flamethrower in the mail.
A company is guilty of illegal tying if it makes consumers accept a second product as a condition of buying a market-leading product.
Those unable or unwilling to move away from their local area may be forced to overcrowd or accept a home in appalling conditions to make ends meet".
Despite its many missteps, the Red Cross would not EVER accept a contribution under those conditions.
Thus, the condition to accept a handoff connection is ho_accepted = ( b i, ho + b n + b h ) ≤ B, (4).
The simulation algorithm has been designed to accept a large variety of ionospheric conditions.
