"accept package" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it whenever someone is offering to give you a package or when you are offering to receive a package. For example, "Please accept package from our courier service."
Packages: Munger Front Desk cannot accept packages or mail.
Johnny will accept packages, dry cleaning, keys left for a friend, luggage sent from the airport when the plane arrives before you do.
Christmas carols played over and over, punctuated by admonishments from that woman with the grating voice not to accept packages from strangers.
But since Mr. Marrero works right downstairs, he handles many of the day-to-day issues — he'll even accept packages for other tenants.
These are independent businesses such as pharmacies, delis, florists and other retailers that have agreed to accept packages for UPS, at no charge to customers.
"This is a very close neighborhood," she added, noting that neighbors readily accept packages for one another and happily play host to the hundreds of neighborhood children who fill the traffic-free street every Halloween hunting for treats.
The scheme, which is claimed to be the first to fly such deliveries over densely populated areas, makes use of an automated landing station to accept packages and release them to approved recipients.
International House does not accept packages for students/scholars.
As more shoppers than ever are going online, few are home during the day to accept packages, and even the safest neighborhoods have parcels poached from front stoops.
Few people are home during the day to accept packages, and even the safest neighborhoods have parcels poached from front stoops.
