The phrase "accept the event" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the acknowledgment or approval of a particular occurrence or situation.
Example: "In order to move forward with the project, we need to accept the event as a necessary step in our timeline."
Alternatives: "acknowledge the event" or "embrace the event".
She was on hand at the Los Angeles film festival, alongside her ARRAY distribution and marketing team, Mercedes Cooper and Tilane Jones, to accept the event's Spirit of Independence honor on behalf of the company.
The interaction among systems can be considered a cooperative concurrency, because the system that receives an event broadcast from another system will trigger a transition only if its current state is ready to accept the event.
If you can be grateful that something has occurred, then it's easy to accept the event.
I believe we, as a country of diverse communities, need to accept the events happened; and then get beyond it.
Had Sky invited him to attend, he said, it would have given him the opportunity to come to "some arrangement" with the broadcaster – rather than just accepting the event's format on the network's terms.
Instead of saying the Holocaust didn't happen, the modern sophisticated denier accepts the event in all its terrible enormity, only to accuse the Jews of trying to profit from it, either in the form of moral blackmail or downright territorial theft.
Like ants trapped under a jar, the various residents and a few interesting outsiders bang against the glass a few times before accepting the event with remarkable calm, although the stage is clearly set for a "Lord of the Flies" scenario -- "Revolution" in a teacup.
This resulted in the outbreak of war between the regions that accepted the outcome of the events at Buenos Aires and those that did not.
A bootstrap cutoff of 75% was applied to accept the HGT events.
If you've entered a contract with the organiser of an event, then you tacitly accept the terms on which the event is offered to you.
And so early on, I learned to accept the most tragic events as part of life," he said.
