The phrase "accept the amendment" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in contexts where you are agreeing to or approving a change or addition to a document, proposal, or agreement.
Example: "After reviewing the proposed changes, we have decided to accept the amendment to the contract."
Alternatives: "approve the amendment" or "agree to the amendment."
If the Lib Dems accept the amendment, secret courts will survive.
Across Texas, school districts and chambers of commerce seemed resigned to accept the amendment.
We also got them to accept the amendment tabled by Lord Wilf Stevenson entrenching the Royal Charter for the press.
"I am thrilled that they are going to accept the amendment and that this will make a difference to some children in France and Italy and Greece.
The speaker of the House of Commons, John Bercow, will decide whether to accept the amendment, which could be the subject of a vote on 22 March.
One of the prime movers of the amendments, SLF co-chair Gareth Epps, argues that "if Clegg does not accept the amendment, the Liberal Democrats will not be going into the next election with an independent economic policy".
Cable is not attending the debate and has said he would like the leadership to accept the amendments.
The bill bounces back to the Commons and the government chooses too either accept the amendments inflicted by the Lords or invoke the archaic right of parliamentary privilege to ignore any hint that they might be hopelessly, arrogantly misguided.
When the amended multinational bill goes back to the House of Representatives for approval, the Coalition will face a decision about whether to insist on the legislation in its original form or accept the amendments.
If he is to crack down on prices at home, Mr Bush feels he must appease the drug firms by don't tell Mr Howard helping them to earn more profits abroad.America now seems likely to accept the amendments because, even if Australian drug prices remain only 25% of America's, the agreement sets a precedent that America can use in negotiations with bigger fish, such as the European Union and Japan.
I do not accept the amendments tabled by the Green Group, which go too far, not least on the somewhat absurd eco-labelling proposals.
