The phrase "accept recordings" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the act of receiving or allowing audio or video recordings.
Example: "The application will accept recordings in various formats, including MP3 and WAV."
Alternatives: "receive recordings" or "allow recordings."
We accepted recordings with a dark adapted membrane potential lower than −50 mV, a saturating light response of at least 50 mV and an input resistance of at least 25 MΩ.
Criteria for accepting recordings were an access resistance below 30 MΩ and no changes throughout all experiments.
He also accepted secret recordings that Mr. Yushchenko's campaign said included conversations among Mr. Yanukovich's campaign managers indicating that the results were being rigged.
In vivo microscopy was performed on days 3 and 7 post-surgery as it is generally accepted that recordings cannot be made at earlier time points ensuring recovery of the surgical site from any trauma.
Fearful that disc jockeys and jukebox operators would hesitate to accept these unusual recordings, Williams used this alias to avoid hurting the marketability of his name.
Audiences at new-music concerts are used to hearing musicians perform to recordings, and they accept it because the prefabricated tracks are usually built around electronic sounds.
If video recordings failed, audio recordings were accepted.
"I still can't accept the fact that the Bach recordings do not show up anymore," he said.
In the recordings, he said, Mr. Pinto and Mr. Grimaldi alluded to plans to accept bribes from two Fairfield businessmen, Alfred Lenoci Sr .and his son Alfred Lenoci Jr., in exchange for contracts to haul tons of debris from downtown development sites.
So when we do encounter live music, we expect it to match what we accept as the norm: the presence, detail and intensity of recordings.
