The phrase "accept scrutiny" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the willingness to be examined or evaluated critically, often in contexts like research, policies, or personal actions.
Example: "The new policy must accept scrutiny from both the public and experts to ensure its effectiveness."
Alternatives: "withstand examination" or "tolerate criticism."
No other promoted team would be expected to challenge for a title or accept scrutiny in the manner of Rangers.
Chelsea interim boss Guus Hiddink on Friday said Louis van Gaal must accept scrutiny as manager of a Manchester United side vying for the Barclays Premier League title.
"Anyone who takes a national position should accept scrutiny, of course, but this isn't scrutiny – it's attacks on a number of levels, rape threats, death threats.
Well I will not accept scrutiny for enjoying three months of the year just because other girls do, too.
Ross Selvidge, a commissioner from Pasadena and the board's newest member, recalled a colleague from his time in the Navy who said it is a mark of a competent man to accept scrutiny.
This ensures that prosecution is not secret persecution, and that the participants must accept public scrutiny of the process.
It will be by far the biggest media event in the communist nation's history, testing its ability to accept critical scrutiny to the limit.
As part of the agreement, Tehran agreed to roll back its nuclear programme and accept more scrutiny of its activities, in exchange for partial relief from sanctions.
The report urges that companies incorporate explicit commitments to the Universal Declaration of Human Rights in their central strategies and operating procedures and accept outside scrutiny of their performance.
But more broadly, the obsession with secrecy and refusal to accept public scrutiny have made a tragic mess of national security policy.
As part of the Geneva deal, Tehran agreed to roll back its nuclear programme and accept more scrutiny of its activities, in exchange for partial relief from sanctions.
