The phrase "accept the information" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to indicate that someone should acknowledge or agree to the information being presented.
Example: "In order to proceed with the project, you must first accept the information provided in the report."
Alternatives: "acknowledge the information" or "receive the information."
People apply motivated reasoning processes to selectively accept the information that supports their existing beliefs.
The Pentagon should accept the information and start a program to gather more.
It is customary for rating agencies to accept the information they are provided by issuers of securities.
Perhaps the message is not getting through because the embedded reporters are finding it difficult to accept the information sparingly and carefully doled out to them.
An alien arrives on Earth and wants to know all about mankind - there's just one problem; the visitor will only accept the information through the medium of videogames, and will only play three.
Therefore, it is better to selectively accept the information from partial nodes under certain conditions of network characteristics.
Sister accepted the information with only a discreet nod.
In such cases, presuppositions are generally accommodated, which is to say that the hearer accepts the information as given, and revises his representation of the context accordingly.
In such cases, Karttunen (1974) and Stalnaker (1974) suggested, presuppositions are generally accommodated, which is to say that the hearer accepts the information as given, and revises his representation of the context accordingly.
They completely accepted the information but did not give me any real indication that they would relay the information.
Everyone, knowing what they now knew, figured out where the rational limits of what they could do about it were, figured that they would be better off just accepting the information than trying to kick against it and surmised that they were actually OK, if they thought about it.
