The phrase "accept the guidelines" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when instructing someone to agree to or follow a set of rules or principles.
Example: "Before we proceed with the project, please make sure to accept the guidelines outlined in the document."
Alternatives: "agree to the guidelines" or "acknowledge the guidelines."
"We can't accept the guidelines as they are now," said a senior Israeli official who described himself and other officials as being engaged in "the European war" this week over the guidelines "They are imposing things we cannot accept".
The agreement reached yesterday leaves the European Union's guidelines in place, but allows Israel to append a statement to the agreement saying that it does not accept the guidelines.
For clinical practice guidelines, reporting guidelines aim to improve knowledge (authors are aware of the guidelines), attitudes (authors agree and accept the guidelines as a new standard), behaviour (authors change practice patterns to conform with the guidelines), and outcomes (the guidelines improve reporting).
Obama and Holder met Friday in the Oval Office and the president accepted the guidelines, White House Press Secretary Jay Carney told reporters in his regular briefing.
In two cases, the State Coroner accepted the guidelines as an appropriate standard of behaviour.
At a 'theoretical' level, the GPs in our study accepted the guideline recommendations, but the 'practical' implementation at the level of the individual patient was variable.
But at a contentious meeting at the Justice Department last week, law firms with big bankruptcy practices made clear that they were not about to accept the new guidelines willingly.
One landmark study showed that only about 50% of gastroenterologists who treat patients with pancreatic cystic lesions were aware of the existence of such guidelines, and many did not accept the current consensus guidelines [ 8].
I could accept the handbook's guidelines if the praise of the Communist Party was balanced by a discussion of its failures.
The Government of India accepted the revised guidelines for nationwide use in 2007 [ 6, 7].
The hesitation in accepting the IADPSG guidelines in the U.S. may be because of the size of the cohort that would now be labeled as "at-risk" for future diabetes.
