The phrase "accept a force" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing physics, mechanics, or metaphorically in situations involving influence or pressure.
Example: "In order to maintain balance, the structure must be able to accept a force from the wind."
Alternatives: "withstand a force" or "tolerate a force".
Sudan still will not accept a force in Darfur that is under the command of anybody other than the AU.
Mr Ivanov, the foreign minister, is to ask Mr Milosevic if he would accept a force that had a Russian component.
Not that its officials much fancy monitoring wide areas aided by a force maybe only 1,500 strong.If it had a UN mandate, Mr Trajkovski would accept a force of NATO troops.
The coup leader has refused to accept a foreign force.
Given the Syrian government's initial response, it was unlikely that it would accept a new force.
Mr. Bashir's earlier resistance vexed the Bush administration, which for months had been leaning on Sudanese officials to accept a United Nations force, but to no avail.
Rather than say that the Milosevic government must accept a NATO force in Kosovo before NATO went there, it said merely that the environment in Kosovo should be "permissive".
Last year, shortly after Mr. Spielberg's first letter to Mr. Hu, China dispatched a senior official to Sudan to push the government to accept a peacekeeping force and appointed a special envoy.
The U.N.'s mistakes in Sierra Leone should not be repeated in Congo, which agreed yesterday to accept a U.N. force of 5,500 troops to monitor a tenuous cease-fire there.
The United States is still working with African, Arab and European nations to make Sudan accept a large force of African peacekeeping troops to stabilize the western region of Darfur.
The administration imposed stiff economic sanctions on the Sudanese government at the end of May, trying to force it to accept a United Nations-led peacekeeping force.
