The phrase "accept relations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is agreeing to or acknowledging connections or interactions, often in formal or technical discussions.
Example: "In order to foster collaboration, we must accept relations between different departments."
Alternatives: "acknowledge connections" or "embrace relationships".
In other words, although Aristotle countenanced relational predicates, and though he certainly thought that objects in the world are related to other objects, he did not accept relations as a genuine type of entity.
Having a system of dispute settlement enables participating countries to treat their interests as indivisible and to accept relations of diffuse reciprocity: they know that should the expected benefits not be forthcoming because of noncompliance by other participants, there is a mechanism through which redress may be sought.
But Cameron did accept that relations between politicians and the media had got too close.
Neo-Thomists like Clarke and some other theists, like William Alston, accept real relations in God but retain the timelessness, immutability, and non-corporeality of God.
The purpose of this research was to assess (i) how confident Radiation Therapists (RTs) are in developing a series of plans that have increasing levels of difficulty, and (ii) the level of responsibility that they are willing to accept in relation to these treatments being implemented without the Radiation Oncologist (RO) reviewing or countersigning the plan.
From this perspective it is easy to understand Henry's reservation over the possibility of distinguishing between potentia ordinata and potentia absoluta in God, a distinction which he is more willing to accept in relation to papal authority (see below, §11).
As part of the final agreement, the plan envisions Arab states' accepting "normal relations" with Israel.
The offer was not accepted but relations between the two parties remained good enough for the deal of the season to be engineered almost out of the blue.
This outlook emphasizes the notion of political community and its definition of accepted social relations, as well as acknowledged roles such as citizen, bureaucrat, elected politician, or court official.
If this model can be accepted, the relations among latent variables and to external variables can be compared.
Field (1972) anticipated a naturalist reduction of the representation via a causal theory, but any view that accepts representation relations for truth bearers or their constituents can provide a similar theory of truth.
