The phrase "accept data" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one party is agreeing to receive or process information or input, often in technical or formal settings.
Example: "The system is designed to accept data from various sources, ensuring seamless integration."
Alternatives: "receive data" or "take in data".
Offer APIs that can accept data as well as release data.
But what they really mean is that they won't accept data that doesn't tell them what they want to hear.
Some devices are still plagued by issues of connectivity, for example, being unable to accept data connections as devices and relying solely on Wi-Fi.
They plan to go to the factory where the plane was built, in Toulouse, France, where the builder, Airbus Industrie, has a flight simulator that can accept data from the flight data recorder to mimic the accident.
Its stock fell 62percentt on Oct. 3 after it said the Food and Drug Administration would not accept data that tried to show the Fabry drug had reduced pain in patients.
In principle, America's Food and Drug Administration should now accept data from a trial anywhere in the world that meets those standards.Clinical trials in India ought to be cheaper and faster than those in developed markets.
Typically the F.D.A. accepts data only after trials have been completed.
It accepts data from many radars, decides which is most accurate and displays that on the controller's screen.
In "The Prize," Dr. Yergin pointed out how the lack of "timely, credible, reliable, widely accepted data" was a significant cause of oil price spikes in 1979.
The best case for ImClone would be if the agency accepted data from a trial already being conducted by Merck K.G.a.A., which has the European rights to Erbitux and which was also at the meeting yesterday.
Unless it is regulated by the accepted data protection principles, its users will suffer outrageous invasion of their privacy or will have to censor themselves – and both these outcomes are undesirable in a society committed to human flourishing".
