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The phrase "accept a discount from" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a situation where someone agrees to receive a reduction in price from a seller or service provider.
Example: "After negotiating, the company decided to accept a discount from the supplier to reduce costs."
Alternatives: "receive a discount from" or "take a discount from".
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At the same time, regulators had to contend with major banks that were A.I.G.'s trading partners and were unwilling to accept a discount from the government when closing out the contracts the banks had struck with the insurance giant.
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If demand is weak, a seller may have to accept a discount.
When he showed up at a House hearing about Beale, Brenner was eviscerated for accepting a discount Mercedes from a lobbyist.
He indicated that he may be willing to accept a hometown discount.
Since then, Tony Yengeni, the ANC's chief whip at the time and former chairperson of parliament's defence committee, has been sentenced to four years in prison for accepting a massive discount on a luxury car from one of the successful bidders and lying to parliament about it.
Buy it at a discount from BOL.
And buyers want a discount from recent sales.
All trade at a discount from their 52-week highs.
NSB stated that they would demand a discount from Adtranz.
Sears eventually discounted the item down to $649.99 while "falsely advertising a discount from the $1,179.99 false reference price".
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