The phrase "accept shipping" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a business or service indicates that they are willing to receive or handle shipments of goods.
Example: "Our online store is pleased to announce that we now accept shipping from all major carriers."
Alternatives: "receive shipments" or "allow shipping".
Of the port's 21 berths, only five are able to accept ships.
By contrast the similarly sized Panama Canal, completed a few years after the Manchester Ship Canal, is able to accept ships of up to 950 feet in length with a beam of 106 feet.
At Argentina's insistence, in 2011 the group stopped accepting ships carrying the Falklands flag in any of its members' ports a restriction that could become increasingly burdensome if the islands develop a commercially viable offshore oil industry.
FedEx has perhaps the most extensive system for accepting and shipping relief supplies.
Iran has faced difficulties refueling airplanes in Europe, getting some ports to accept their ships and attracting much-needed investment for oil production, officials and analysts say.
While they accept that ships would burn less fuel and emit less CO2, they fear oil spills and other maritime accidents, as well as "black carbon", the sooty residue of partly burned fuel which is deposited on ice and is a short-lived but powerful "forcer" of climate change.
Over the course of their construction, Rivadavia and Moreno were the subject of various rumors insinuating that Argentina would accept the ships and then sell them to a European country or Japan, a fast-growing rival to the United States.
Over the course of their construction, Rivadavia and Moreno had been the subject of rumors that Argentina would accept the ships and then sell them to Japan, a fast-growing military rival to the United States, or to a European country.
People will not accept the coming shipping bots readily, but that doesn't mean they won't still arrive eventually.
