The phrase "accept this time" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when asking someone to agree to a particular situation or condition during a specific instance.
Example: "I know we usually have strict deadlines, but can you accept this time for an extension?"
Alternatives: "agree this time" or "allow this time".
Manning was one step closer to Manning Bowl II, a designation he may accept this time around.
We inspect at St Pancras Old Church the tomb of Mary Wollstonecraft and Thomas Hardy's tree, and drop in on a carol concert to survey the congregation's feelings that might "flare out tonight/ in joy or disappointment, in a loneliness/ hardest to accept this time of year,/ or else might bear new fruit".
However, expert groups currently accept this time frame for population-based quality assessment purposes, which facilitates population-level comparisons [ 5, 38].
The broadcaster then offered the later date, which Salmond immediately accepted, this time agreeing to face Darling.
Although the US and China are now far more involved and the science is more widely accepted this time, he believed negotiations will be "10 times harder" than those of 1997 because more countries are taking part and the issues are more complex.
There is no reason to accept this in times of tight finances throughout the EU.
Even Japan and America, he predicts, will accept this reality in time.Of less value to students of China are two books that purport to provide the most value of all.
We don't know whether consumers will accept this length of time.
Whatever you think about that experiment, surely you can accept this: it's time for some fresh thinking on how big data can serve the little guy.
We accept this longer running time in exchange for increased accuracy in terms of predicted motif occurrences.
Time 2 0.3 No it's okay no I, I've accepted this and time you know I don't have to wait round for particular family things that are important that I, I just manage it as best I can.
