The phrase "accept a series of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the act of agreeing to or receiving multiple items, tasks, or events in succession.
Example: "The committee decided to accept a series of proposals for the new project."
Alternatives: "receive a sequence of" or "approve a set of".
On Monday, the government was forced to accept a series of new environmental regulations from Labour.
You forced your victims to accept a series of sexual acts that caused them horrifying distress".
The government will accept a series of changes proposed by an independent panel.
But whether citizens will accept a series of legal challenges once the Florida vote is certified is an open question.
But after the government decided to accept a series of amendments tabled by the European Research Group ERGG), led by Jacob Rees-Mong, on Monday, it was Tory remainers who were enraged.
While Greece was forced to accept a series of bailouts to the tune of €240bn (£180bn), Spain only drew on €41bn-worth of EU funds to rescue its banking sector and exited from the programme last year.
The move comes after Bahrain's king accepted a series of political reforms drawn up to address grievances.
There she accepted a series of minor film roles and television guest spots, including on Perry Mason (1962).
He then accepted a series of provincial assignments as a teacher of philosophy at the state secondary schools of Sens, Saint-Quentin, and Troyes between 1882 and 1887.
From 2002 to 2005, it accepted a series of investments from Solera Capital, a private equity firm that eventually amassed a 90.5 percent stake.
Mr. Mubarak was charged with corruption for accepting a series of gifts valued at 18 million Egyptian pounds, about $2.6 million, from Al Ahram, the state-owned news organization.
