The phrase "accept delivery" is correct and usable in written English.
It means to receive an item that is being delivered. For example: "The store accepted delivery of the package this morning."
Someone (not necessarily the cardholder) must be at home to accept delivery, the Web site says.
He'd share the value of the shipment, he said, if she'd accept delivery.
So why would homeowners choose to walk to the corner to get their bills and magazines rather than accept delivery at home?
Before long, her Capote goes to the door to accept delivery of a gift — a poinsettia, a plant he calls tacky, "the Bob Goulet of botany".
The company generally has multiyear contracts with utilities that require them to pay for fuel even if they do not accept delivery.
You should pray for him rather …" He refuses to accept delivery of the insult he has overheard – and so we cannot be completely sure what he knows and what he doesn't know.
"She asked us to feed her cat and accept deliveries when she wasn't there," Mr. Harris said.
He said the nation should consider building terminals to accept deliveries of liquefied natural gas from other countries as the quickest way to address the supply needs.
"They accept deliveries downstairs and put them away in a closet for a month" without telling the middle school, which is upstairs.
THE chef's coat was for show — Paul Grieco wore one on a recent afternoon to accept deliveries as he prepared to open Insieme for dinner.
Because of this, the NSW industrial relations minister and state treasurer, Gladys Berejiklian, said she would not be issuing a statement giving stores discretion to accept deliveries or prepare for sale this year.
