The phrase "accept this with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you are requesting someone to receive or acknowledge something in a particular manner or with a specific sentiment.
Example: "Please accept this with my heartfelt gratitude for your support during this project."
Alternatives: "receive this with" or "take this with".
We accept this with surprising equanimity.
And while I accept this with relative ease, I dispute the equation vigorously when it comes to teeth.
Many people were moved by the final letter that the 33-year-old Schulze-Boysen sent to his parents: "I am completely calm and ask that you accept this with composure.
"All of us who worked with Heath on 'The Dark Knight' accept this with an awful mixture of sadness but incredible pride," Mr. Nolan said as he stood in for Mr. Ledger at the Golden Globes, adding, "He will be eternally missed, but he will never be forgotten".
"All of us who worked with Heath on 'The Dark Knight' accept this with an awful mixture of sadness but incredible pride," Nolan said.
The more you accept this with your heart: "okay, i understand that's is the result of what i did wrongly in the past, but now, it's better that I will learn from this, I need to thank you this, because this make me understand more about myself, I have attained the lesson from this!" Accepting make you easily have good feeling.
And the Commons have now accepted this with a whopping majority.
Accepting this with a smile on your face is, of course, the right way to proceed.
Having his mother as his only companion in old age was not how Teacher Fei had envisioned his life, but he had accepted this with little grievance.
Characteristically she accepted this with the minimum of pomp, remarking laconically to Luise Kautsky from jail in April 1917 that she was "'on leave' from World History".
Mind you said bungalow is only a five minute walk or a thirty second drive but I accepted this with a gentle plea that he try to come at agreed upon times for future transects.
