The phrase "accept assisted" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express the idea of agreeing to receive assistance, but it lacks clarity and proper context.
Example: "I am willing to accept assisted support during the project."
Alternatives: "accept help" or "receive assistance".
He added, "Whether society is ready to accept assisted suicide is too big a question for the director of public prosecutions, or the courts, or for people with a long-term condition to decide".
We also aimed to assess the circumstances under which people decided to return, the current living conditions in their home country, and retrospective returnee evaluations of their decision to accept assisted return.
It was during this era that the practices associated with bathing became widely accepted, assisted by the chemical and pharmaceutical study of water.
To be able to stay on in one's own home was important for all of the participants, and this was something the families had to fight for because the community health care services believed the patient should live in, or accept help from, public assisted-living facilities or nursing homes.
Though maintenance treatment with an opioid agonist medication, (methadone or buprenorphine), is the best evidence-based treatment strategy for opioid dependence [ 29], not all of the opioid users identified here would necessarily qualify for, or accept, medication assisted treatment.
In the Gambia, Niger and Liberia, Nigeria has accepted, even assisted, military men who seized control.
"If you're going to do it, you have to be with people who will facilitate that, give into that, accept that, assist you in that and ultimately be up there doing it with you.
Before being accepted for assisted reproduction the couples undergo a psychosocial investigation and consequently, the couples in this study are psychologically healthy.
"The board accepts counsel assisting's submission that the Hazelwood mine fire was an entirely foreseeable event and one that should have been planned for".
In October last year, the MAFAP programme accepted to assist the Mozambican Cotton Institute (IAM), which has extended its mandate to all other natural fibres, to develop its sisal subsector policy.
Therefore, the aim of this study was to analyze the factors prioritized by MAR professionals when deciding on whether to accept to perform assisted reproduction and to show any existing cultural differences.
