The phrase "accept hypothesis" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is agreeing to consider or adopt a proposed explanation or theory for a phenomenon.
Example: "In our research, we decided to accept the hypothesis that increased sunlight exposure leads to higher plant growth rates."
Alternatives: "acknowledge the hypothesis" or "endorse the hypothesis".
Thus ultrasound increases the membrane permeability, and we can reject hypothesis #2 and accept hypothesis #1.
We accept hypothesis 2 that occupation of biological soil space by established roots of A. cristatum will suppress growth of B. tectorum.
> -wrap-foot> We partially accept hypothesis 1 that established A. cristatum will reduce availability of soil mineral N and P to levels low enough to suppress growth of B. tectorum.
Consequently, our Hox gene inventory data is in line with most recent molecular studies favoring a turtle-archosaur relationship but unable to discriminate between Hypotheses C and D. Considering that Archosauria is a well supported clade, we tentatively accept Hypothesis C and illustrate turtles' position as shown in Figure 3.
This was one of those epiphany moments, a time when I recognized that I was less likely to accept hypotheses that contradicted the way I wanted the world to be and more likely to uncritically accept hypotheses that confirmed my world view.
The church does not accept hypotheses of human origin that exclude human development from other animals, but it also claims that the human soul is a divine gift independent of but compatible with material science.
The generally accepted hypothesis in arid zone environments in Australia that river water forms the primary groundwater recharge source has proven difficult to monitor.
This is contrary to the commonly accepted hypothesis describing gradual epimerite constriction and subsequent separation facilitated by contractility of the membrane fusion site (osmiophilic ring).
A phylogenetic analysis based on 55 true bug mitogenomes confirmed that B. colossus belongs to Reduviidae, but contradicted a widely accepted hypothesis.
The prevailing, but not universally accepted, hypothesis is that amyloid plaques in the brain play a major role in causing Alzheimer's.
The mesoscale model is not only able to correctly reproduce experimentally observed trends but also confirm the commonly accepted hypothesis that ITZ and aggregates counter-balance their effect leading to similar portlandite leaching rates in cement paste and mortars.
