The phrase "accept as many" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the willingness to receive or acknowledge a certain quantity or number of items, ideas, or requests.
Example: "We are happy to accept as many applications as possible for the scholarship program."
Alternatives: "receive as many" or "take as many".
In May, David Cameron announced that Britain would accept as many as 3,000 unaccompanied minors.
By managing counselors' workloads, the center can accept as many as 60 new clients a week in peak demand between October and the winter break.
AT&T will accept as many as 427.7 million AT&T common shares in exchange for as many as 503 million of the wireless shares.
Should we not only accept as many as we can actually feed?" A customer agreed: "These refugees in the park are a clear sign that the government's Syria policies have failed".
BERLIN — The U.S. government has officially asked Germany to accept as many as 10 inmates from the Guantánamo Bay prison, handing over a list to Chancellor Angela Merkel's office and the Foreign Ministry.
In the buildup to London 2012, such was the number of thinly veiled come-and-meet-us pleas from assorted national sporting bodies that bombarded the Guardian sports desk, it was decided to accept as many as possible and make a series of videos that would be posted on our website.
In 1980, the US accepted as many as 125,000 Cubans during the Mariel boatlift crisis.
Jordan still accepts as many as 3,000 refugees from Syria every day but rebel fighters are generally not allowed a free pass, and smuggling is cracked down on.
He flies almost every week of the year, accepting as many invitations as he can to meet the needs of his students around the world.
(It is to the United States' credit, the bishops say, that it has accepted as many as 18,000 African refugees this year, up from 7,000 in 1998).
Between 2002 and 2004, Mr. Seo's complex opened as many as 6 of its 38 kilns each day for heat baths, accepting as many as 450 people daily.
