The phrase "accept ownership" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing responsibility or accountability for a task, project, or situation.
Example: "In order to succeed in this role, you must accept ownership of your projects and ensure they are completed on time."
Alternatives: "take responsibility" or "assume control".
He has not had to accept ownership of positions being taken by Republicans in Congress.
That is one reason why people such as Boris Johnson refuse to accept ownership of the Brexit detail.
Our wager: Should the Suns prevail, we will humbly accept ownership of "American's Toughest Sheriff," Joe Arpaio, Sheriff of Maricopa County.
In the corridors afterwards, I was approached by business leaders worried that so many of their shareholders chose to be anonymous rather than accept ownership responsibilities.
Sanders accepts it, but are Democrats ready to accept ownership of socialism, massive tax increases and a dramatic expansion of government?
The Nassau County Legislature voted last week to accept ownership of two pieces of the old Grumman site in Bethpage from the United States Navy at no cost to the county.
Have business leaders accepted ownership of key data?
In fact, until the alpha accepts ownership for his share of a problem, it simply won't go away.
"One of the most important conclusions... was the [UK] joint intelligence committee accepted ownership of the dossier and agreed its content.
The findings indicated that the activeness of tutor scaffolding was related to the higher frequency of students' task-related discourse acts, as well as their ability to generate a mutually accepted ownership of problem representations in teams.
As a consequence, multiple stakeholders accepted ownership and then developed recommendations to improve care, cost, and outcomes by using "best available" evidence and expert opinion.
