The phrase "accept and implement" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the adoption and execution of policies, ideas, or plans.
Example: "The committee decided to accept and implement the new guidelines for the project."
Alternatives: "adopt and execute" or "embrace and apply".
This was the routine, first-level, informal decision which most financial institutions usually accept and implement.
They analyse the evidence and make recommendations to the government, which then decides whether to accept and implement.
Others suggest the failure of the west – and Britain – was in not pushing the Libyans harder to accept and implement what they were being offered.
When policies are highly applicable to grassroots contexts, policies are easy for the grassroots government to accept and implement.
Countries that do not accept and implement social rights still have to bear somehow the costs of providing for the needy since these countries particularly if they recognize democratic rights of political participation are unlikely to find it tolerable to allow sizeable parts of the population to starve and be homeless.
Earlier this year, members attending Pride Toronto's Annual General Meeting voted to accept and implement BLM's demands.
And the governments of the world who are essentially members of the panel, accepted and implemented the measures fully, except for one which had procedural issues.
Arendt depicts the change as a loss of whatever conscience he may have had, especially when he saw his superiors accepting and implementing the Final Solution.
One allows a steady procession of changes, each announced in turn, discussed, weighed for its merits, perhaps discussed in parliament, eventually accepted and implemented with care and precision.
