The phrase "accept this limitation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when acknowledging a restriction or boundary in a situation, often in formal or professional contexts.
Example: "In order to proceed with the project, we must accept this limitation regarding the budget."
Alternatives: "acknowledge this constraint" or "embrace this restriction."
Beethoven, however, is almost alone in writing melodies that accept this limitation, melodies of utter stillness in which each chord is like a stone dropped into a calm pool.
Even some nativist lawmakers seem to accept this limitation.
We accept this limitation since a case control study was the best design to obtain a substantial number of not UTD children in a population with relatively highly immunization coverage [ 32], and because there is a recognized need to assess data accuracy in immunization program research of all study designs, not merely cohort and cross-sectional studies [ 1].
We were willing to accept this limitation, mainly because we believe that survey respondents correctly recall this information and because the principal focus was to assess the extent of patients who were making repeated visits to the ED within 72 hours from the index visit and the predictors of this re-utilization.
Overall survival (OS) was the secondary outcome, accepting this limitation.
We have accepted this limitation because, without peer-review, it is not possible to verify the studies' quality, though we acknowledge that more might be learnt from this literature.
Accepting this limitation, and realizing that abdomen⌓bladder relationship might or might not differ at higher pressures, we identified the following interesting findings: (1) The urinary bladder had a higher baseline pressure than the abdomen in every patient compared.
Positive pressure ventilation and inhalant anesthetics alter the distribution of ventilation in the anesthetized horse but most have accepted this limitation of the two techniques in the interest of normalization of PaCO2 and the maintenance of consistent anesthetic depth [ 9- 12].
Kepler does not accept that this limitation is founded on arithmetical speculations, even if this was already assumed by Plato, whom he often follows, and by the Pythagoreans.
His focus, however, is on African farmers so he accepts this supply limitation since it has not yet hurt his sales.
We did not have access to ultrasound facilities, and we accept this as a possible limitation of our study.
