The phrase "accept a narrow" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to determine its correctness in written English.
It could potentially be used in contexts discussing limitations or specific criteria, but without additional information, its usage is unclear.
Example: "In order to proceed, we must accept a narrow set of parameters for this project."
Alternatives: "embrace a limited" or "acknowledge a restricted".
If the Doha mandate suggests that agriculture should be governed only by trade concerns, "there will be no agreement".In any case, the EU is unwilling to accept a narrow agenda at Doha.
Perhaps that is the case – it seems, after all, fairly well attested that once a team develops an aura opponents seem almost unconsciously to accept a narrow defeat rather than risk humiliation.
The strict Neo-Darwinians, as best embodied in the evolutionary archaeology school, accept a narrow interpretation of the Darwinian evolutionary model or what has been described as the "Hardened Synthesis" (Brooks 2011; Eldredge 1995).
Despite a spirited reply from Locke's young side, Gary Mackay-Steven fired in United's third, then John Rankin scored with the last kick of the ball to seal the 4-1 win - although Locke insists he preferred to lose big than sit back and accept a narrow defeat.
A poll last year by the Kaiser Family Foundation found that the people most likely to buy coverage on the insurance marketplaces were more willing than the public at large and people with employment-based coverage to accept a narrower network of doctors and hospitals in exchange for lower costs.
Mark Krikorian, executive director of the Center for Immigration Studies, whose restrictionist views on immigration often align with the administration's, suggested that Trump, despite his preference for a broad bill that includes border wall funding and limits on legal as well as illegal immigration, would likely accept a narrower measure like the Cruz proposal.
But these helpers operated within a limited area, accepted a narrow range of commands and ignored all the weapons and supplies lying around on the floor.
You have to accept a uniquely narrow view not of human nature but of American character — that Americans are so uniquely violent, so paranoid and hate-filled, so incurably homicidal, that they will keep killing each other no matter what laws exist — to believe that the same simple social restraints that have ended epidemic gun violence elsewhere won't work here.
You have to accept a uniquely narrow view not of human nature but of American character that Americans are so uniquely violent, so paranoid and hate-filled, so incurably homicidal, that they will keep killing each other no matter what laws exist to believe that the same simple social restraints that have ended epidemic gun violence elsewhere won't work here.
At the time, House Republican officials were willing to accept only a narrow extension, saying they wanted to consider the problem more fully this year.
"We will not accept a precondition that would narrow the solution within set parameters," Deputy Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi told state television.
