The phrase "accept a term" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when agreeing to or acknowledging a specific condition, agreement, or concept.
Example: "Before we proceed with the contract, please confirm that you are willing to accept a term regarding the payment schedule."
Alternatives: "agree to a term" or "acknowledge a term".
What a pity that some women cannot accept a term of respect when it is offered.
But in a town that doesn't accept a term like delayed gratification, a year can be a hard sell.
In 1994, after charges of fraud, he was forced to accept a term curtailed to two years.
We're being asked to accept a term of 10 years, where the average hockey career is about four and a half – that's two generations of players who don't have a say in the system that they're playing under.
"A Halliburton subsidiary has agreed to plead guilty to one misdemeanour violation associated with the deletion of records created after the Macondo well incident, to pay the statutory maximum fine of $200,000 and to accept a term of three years probation," the company said in a statement.
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.
For this, he accepted a term of 20 years' imprisonment.
However, accepting a term sheet from one investor while the other potential leads are still not ready to invest is problematic.
However, accepting a term sheet from one investor while the other potential leads are still not ready to invest is problematic.
The most contentious rules are largely behind the agency, potentially pushing Mr. Gensler into a diminished role should he accept a second term.
Obama signaled Tuesday he would accept a short-term clean bill to raise the debt ceiling if no long-term agreement was reached by Oct. 17.
