The phrase "accept this pledge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when asking someone to agree to a commitment or promise.
Example: "As a member of this organization, I ask you to accept this pledge to uphold our values and mission."
Alternatives: "agree to this commitment" or "endorse this promise."
"It's with true humility I accept this awesome responsibility, and I pledge not to forget how I got here," he said.
Mr. Turner was greeted with a standing ovation, and he spoke briefly, saying, "It's with true humility that I accept this awesome responsibility, and I pledge not to forget how I got here".
His new colleagues laughed as Mr. Turner looked around for a signal before asking aloud a simple, "Now?" "It's with true humility I accept this awesome responsibility, and I pledge not to forget how I got here," Mr. Turner said, once he received permission to speak.
Mr. Giuliani went to the Stadium to accept the pledge.
And here's the hedge: Even if the stock falls and is worth only $50,000, Derivium will accept the pledged shares as full payment.
I have only faint hope of achieving all that, but in accepting this invitation, I pledged my best effort.
The Senator, in accepting the pledge of support, explained that any decision on running for the' Presidency must come after next week's elections.
Isaac Meyer Wise, one of the greatest leaders of Reform Judaism in America, was a Spinozist, and he could not have accepted the pledge in its current form.
IS accepted the pledge, naming the territory under Boko Haram's control as the Islamic State of West Africa Province and as being part of the global caliphate it was trying to establish.
Fortunate youth, most worthy of p313 long life, distinguished ornament of your clan, assured of my loyalty, accept and welcome this pledge of true affection.
