The phrase "accept occasionally" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing situations where something is permitted or allowed from time to time, rather than consistently.
Example: "We usually follow strict guidelines, but we can accept occasionally some flexibility in our approach."
Alternatives: "allow from time to time" or "permit now and then".
Stoke chairman Peter Coates is not keen on splashing out £20million in every transfer window but accepts occasionally it is necessary for the club to progress.
He gets frequent dinner offers (which he accepts "occasionally"), and after mentioning in a review that he had never played on the Yale golf course, a reader invited him to play there.
You need to accept that occasionally people will crash into you, prattle their way loudly through your favourite band, make drug-spangled conversation while their eyeballs attempt to flee their heads or, as happened on one occasion, drunkenly spin around while urinating on anyone within range, like some foul lawn-sprinkler.
So they didn't really make any accept to occasionally remove features.
"It was only Alan Martin's mistake that changed the game, but I've got to defend him as he's won us points with his performances this season and I accept that, occasionally, keepers are going to make mistakes - although that was a glaring one".
They know all about factoring and accept that occasionally hearing from them is just part of doing business.
We still accept special requests occasionally.
They occasionally accept free hotel rooms, flights and meals.
We occasionally accept applicants who work for nonprofits or other organizations that serve schools, students or teachers.
And Mary Milgrom, the executive vice president for strategic philanthropy at the National Multiple Sclerosis Society, says her organization may occasionally accept rundown properties in prime locations, fix them up and sell them a for a profit.
