The phrase "accept proof" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is agreeing to receive or acknowledge evidence or verification of something.
Example: "The committee will accept proof of residency as part of the application process."
Alternatives: "acknowledge evidence" or "receive verification."
She called on the senators to accept "proofs of presence as opposed to proof of employment" when it comes to providing a work history for domestic care workers — many of whom are female.
However, environmentalists said the proposal flew in the face of a censure of the commission by the EU ombudsman, Emily O'Reilly, earlier this week for accepting proof of a pesticide's safety after its use had already been authorised.
The output from this stage corresponds to a final, or currently accepted proof artefact, which can be viewed alongside its historical development.
The Obama administration's decision to actively address Pakistan's behavior emerged only after Washington's military/intelligence community reluctantly accepted proof that Pakistan's ISI was aiding Taliban actors such as Malawi Jalaluddin Haqqani.
This philosophy has its origins in the earlier work of the Dutch mathematician-logician L.E.J. Brouwer, who criticized "mainstream" mathematical logicians for accepting proofs that mathematical objects exist without there being any specific construction of them (for example, a proof that some series converges without any specification of the limit which it converges to).
The other part of the idea was that whatever you did do for yourself, the school would accept as proof of worth beyond any other consideration".
Other miners accept the Proof of Work, and the new block will be added to the blockchain network (Fanning and Centers 2016).
If you miss either the 60 day or 90 day deadline, file a "nunc pro tunc" form with the court, asking the judge to accept your proof of publication despite your failure to comply with the deadline.
