The phrase "accept information" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you are asking someone to process or consider the data and information you have provided. For example, "Please accept this information and consider it before making any decisions."
Decision-makers should also develop a means to accept information that has been generated without their direct involvement.
"The technology is available today, but what is not available today is a lot of sites that will accept information cards," Mr. Blakeley said.
The people of the modern world need to understand and develop the ability to corroborate information and not just accept information as true without further inputs.
But it emphasises that it will accept information from a firm's managers even if it is not paying for a rating.
Both sides in the immigration debate accept information that confirms their biases, she said, and discard, ignore or rationalize information that does not.
"Not only does the C.I.A. not accept information readily from other agencies; it also does not always share its most prized intelligence with those who might contradict it," the report said.
Historically, they have accepted information obtained from other countries where harsher interrogation methods are used.
The Wrist PDA watch, due in February for $145 from Fossil, is a tiny data organizer that accepts information beamed via infrared from your Palm.
Microsoft's Health Vault, which launched slightly earlier, is still knocking around despite minimal attention, but now accepts information from a number of modern health apps and devices.
"The Dallas Police Department has started its own investigation, and we're currently accepting information and looking into the possibility that there may be violations that would fall under our investigative jurisdiction.
Considering that investors have limited attention, microblogs help increase investors' efficiency in accepting information.
