The phrase "accept practices" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the acknowledgment or endorsement of certain methods or behaviors in a specific context, such as business or social norms.
Example: "In our organization, we encourage employees to accept practices that promote sustainability and ethical behavior."
Alternatives: "embrace methods" or "acknowledge procedures".
From routine body searches at airports to metal detectors in public buildings, from barricaded streets in New York's financial district to police rummages through riders' bags in the subway, from undercover operations in mosques to military trials for suspected terrorists — New Yorkers and other Americans have come to accept practices that many would have had trouble imagining on Sept. 10, 2001.
But, if the society continues to accept practices like child marriages, then change can't happen.
Gate receipts, NCAA tournament bonuses, and the goodwill and fundraising advantages that allegedly accrue to schools with a successful basketball "brand" have led the stewards of universities to ignore or tacitly accept practices that directly conflict with the core missions of their institutions: to pursue truth and to educate tomorrow's leaders.
It is also possible that what appears as lack of information maybe also be explained as a reluctance to accept practices that do not fit in with existing traditional and cultural beliefs during the perinatal period.
They assumed that patients would accept practice nurses to perform only these examinations.
Techniques for micro-oxygenation of wines are now accepted practices in wine manufacturing.
"It would appear that he deliberately ignored the scientifically accepted practices to help secure a conviction".
Individual hospitals should not decide that accepted practices of medicine are improper or unimportant.
Hewlett and his partners rethought several accepted practices, like the glazed terra cotta columns.
The performance of the Medical Examiner's Office was unprofessional and violated generally accepted practices for pathologists.
The pattern-based visual approach aims to provide teachers with design ideas that are based on broadly accepted practices.
