The phrase "accept notes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of receiving or acknowledging written comments or feedback, often in a formal or academic context.
Example: "Please ensure that you accept notes from your peers during the review process to improve your work."
Alternatives: "receive comments" or "acknowledge feedback".
The former president still had time to shake hands, accept notes, stand up for an occasional customer and kiss one woman's hand.
"It looks like somebody put a patch on a pair of Levi's," Linson says, and, though Mamet will accept notes and supply rewrites, "there'll come a time where the gate comes down and it's 'No más.' " Mamet's talent and his inflexibility have given him something of a bad-boy reputation in Hollywood, whose folly he memorialized in "Speed-the-Plow".
At RS, they don't accept notes as backup.
This law granted debtors a two-year grace period in repaying their debts unless their creditors would accept notes from the Bank of Kentucky.
The wait was one year if the creditor accepted only notes from the Bank of Kentucky, and it remained two years for creditors who would not accept notes from either.
Carry your notebook, blackberry or cell phone that accepts notes at all times and jot away.
Save a copy on each computer or electronic device you own, such as your cell phone, tablet, eReader or MP3 player (if it accepts notes).
While you're practicing at becoming better at remembering names, you could keep a little notebook with you (or you could use your smart phone or other phone if it accepts notes).
She gladly accepted, noting that the theater hours were dead for fares anyway.
But Sid Gilman accepted, noting, in his response to G.L.G., that he would "share only information that is openly available".
The singer accepts, noting how much he loves California, then fills his lungs before exhaling smoke over the heads of a gathering scrum of fans and photographers.
