The phrase "accept this idea" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want someone to agree with or consider a particular concept or proposal.
Example: "After much discussion, I hope you can accept this idea as a viable solution to our problem."
Alternatives: "embrace this concept" or "consider this proposal."
But to accept this idea would mean we've learned precisely nothing from the abomination that transpired that night last June.
"I don't accept this idea that somehow Britain doesn't pull its weight in the E.U". he said at the end of the summit meeting.
When we accept this idea, we are edging into the idea of Internet access as a civil right, because ensuring access is a policy made by the government.
In framing the decision as to whether to accept this idea, the case allows for discussion of a surprisingly complex set of issues.
"We have begun to accept this idea that liquidity is the new God," Mr. Turner said in an interview earlier this month.
When we accept this idea, we are edging into the idea of internet access as a civil right, because ensuring access is a policy made by the government.
There are, in fact, many good reasons why the legal system has never accepted this idea.
Although commonly accepted, this idea has not yet fully percolated into biological conservation programmes and ecological research agendas6.
Many Americans have long accepted this idea of our superiority and goodness as if it were a self-evident truth, not postwar propaganda created to justify imperial intervention.
The tumescent gag in the title is your cue, and there follows an avalanche of material about the inevitability of being made someone's bitch, or making someone else your bitch, and the counter-intuitive business of being a tough prison heterosexual by accepting this idea and owning it.
If accepted, this idea could lead to very negative results.
