The phrase "accept reports" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the act of receiving or acknowledging reports, typically in a professional or formal context.
Example: "The manager will accept reports from all team members by the end of the week."
Alternatives: "receive reports" or "acknowledge reports".
§ 396.12 Procedures for intermodal equipment providers to accept reports required by § 390.42(b) of this chapter.
David Rubinger, a vice president at Equifax, initially said that the company did not accept reports of library debts.
Experian and TransUnion accept reports from Unique, according to spokesmen for those companies, but only put debts of more than $50 on consumers' records.
The last undisputed American sighting was Dr. Tanner's, in 1941, although Dr. Tanner and others accept reports from the early 1950's.
The department does not have any patrol cars or any officers out on the beat, but several committees meet regularly, and there is a free hot-line number — 533 — that Naim said was designed to accept reports of trafficking.
MAJOR JONES: If Your Lordship pleases, I submit that the terms of Article 21 make it mandatory upon the Tribunal to accept reports of this kind by governments which are submitted by the Prosecution.
SleepSpace will accept reporting about your sleep whether it's a manual journal or a FitBit input and then offer recommendations and suggestions based on your patterns.
Federal Bureau of Investigation Internet Crime Complaint Unit accepts reports of job scams and provides instructions for filing a complaint.
Elizabeth A. Johnson, an expert in DNA testing in California, said everyone in the criminal justice system should be wary of accepting reports concerning DNA evidence without testing their conclusions.
It is not clear whether the author accepts reports of Meier's ability to de-materialize himself and later reappear.
Krueger accepted reports of a Japanese counterattack at Saidor, and sent reinforcements in response, but the attack did not eventuate.
