The phrase "accept the conclusion" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used when talking about reasoning or logic, and refers to the act of agreeing with or believing in the final decision or outcome of an argument or discussion. Example: After carefully examining the evidence, I have no choice but to accept the conclusion that the defendant is guilty.
But she denies that this acceptance entails that she must also accept the conclusion that bodies have an "essential property" called gravity or attractive force, contending that such a conclusion transcends the knowledge available to philosophers (Châtelet 1742: ch. 16, §388).
And once we start thinking about that, I think most of us would be inclined to accept the conclusion that consent can make it acceptable to do to someone what would normally be wrong in the absence of their consent.
I accept the conclusion of the report that the tragedy was caused by an intentional act.
Rennard's noble friends overwhelmingly back his refusal to accept the conclusion of the Webster report, that he should apologise to an offended quartet of women.
Though intelligence agencies are unanimous in their belief that Russia directly interfered in the election, it has become a divisive partisan issue, with Democrats far more likely than Republicans to accept the conclusion.
If, then, we accept the conclusion which it is the chief purpose of the bill to maintain, how can we make the court a party to the unlawful scheme by accepting it and adding another voter to its fraudulent lists?
Munro, head of Aviva Investors, said: "We fully accept the conclusions of this investigation.
1.02pm GMT Tom Watson, the Labour MP who brought the allegtions to light, says he does not accept the conclusions.
Also, officials in China and India, unlike those in the Trump administration, understand and accept the conclusions of climate scientists.
[Page A10.] According to participants in the meeting on Monday, a representative of the ayatollah gave assurances that he would accept the conclusions of the United Nations experts.
At the end of the committee's investigation, Mr. Hamilton will be tested again when he seeks to persuade the House and public opinion to accept the conclusions.
