The phrase "accept this picture" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when requesting someone to acknowledge or take in a visual image you are presenting.
Example: "Please accept this picture as a representation of our project proposal."
Alternatives: "please receive this image" or "kindly acknowledge this photo."
Cameron says he does not accept this picture.
There aren't any pictures of the Corby Pop yet – in its place, please accept this picture of a ham sandwich.
If we accept this picture of a concatenation of causes and effects throughout the universe, we are forced to rethink the role of chance and contingency.
But if we accept this picture of ontology it is evident that we are not obliged to infer the existence of a substratum or underlying individual from the existence of a quality.
The collective unconscious accepts this picture as true.
If one accepts this picture, then it follows that the original ancestral of all GRXs is of the dithiolic type (that is with a CXXC active center) and that CGFS class GRXs would be more recent than CPYC class GRXs, even though both may have been present at the LCA of archaea, bacteria and eukaryotes.
In We Have Reason to Believe, and in other books, I have tried to show why the majority of well-informed Jews today do not, and cannot, accept this fundamentalist picture, for all its grandeur". However, the point made by Jacobs in a later edition was "I 'reasonably believed' at the time that the book was fully compatible with the somewhat tepid Orthodoxy then prevailing in Anglo-Jewry.
But paleontologists have been reluctant to accept this DNA-based picture, says Julie Meachen, a vertebrate paleontologist at Des Moines University who specializes in carnivores.
"We don't accept the picture of Wonga and our customers painted by Ed Miliband today, which rehashes many of the myths about our business," a spokesman said.
