The phrase "accept objections" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in contexts where you are open to hearing and considering differing opinions or criticisms, often in discussions or negotiations.
Example: "During the meeting, I encouraged everyone to accept objections and engage in a constructive dialogue."
Alternatives: "welcome dissent" or "consider counterarguments".
But the Election Commission did not accept the objections, and the lawyers emerged saying they would now take the matter to the courts on Monday.
The spokesman said that, although the European commission is objecting to the way Britain applies the habitual residence test, the government does not accept the objections raised by the commission.
He conceded that 95% of objections are refused "but still there is a 5% chance so we will see whether the judge will accept my objection".
Siregar demanded the judges accept the objection, declare the indictment cancelled, release Connor from jail and that her court costs be paid by the Indonesian government.
If we accept this objection, we may reformulate the solution by saying that the contextual solution explains why you should be able to retro-kill your younger self under the appropriate circumstances.
If both the Senate and the House vote to accept the objection, then the disputed electoral votes are not counted.
Those who accept this objection say that the arguments in favor of eliminativism are far too weak to establish such a radical claim; therefore there is no reason to believe in eliminativism.
Accepting the objections to the description of the quadratrix detailed by Pappus in the Collection, Clavius supplies what he deems a "truly geometrical" construction of the curve that would legitimize its use in geometrical problem-solving, and in solving the problem of squaring the circle in particular.
Parliament accepted the objections; when the Baker Street and Waterloo Railway Act, 1899 received Royal Assent on 1 August 1899, only the extension of time and the route change at Waterloo were approved In November 1899, the BS&WR announced a bill for the 1900 session.
Icann will continue to accept comments and objections to the proposed new gTLDs until 26 September.
