The phrase "accept to work" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used incorrectly when someone intends to express willingness to take on a job or task.
Example: "I am happy to accept to work on this project with you."
Alternatives: "agree to work" or "accept the job."
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And there psychiatrists need to accept to work a little more ' orthopedagogically' with a family.
In many countries, nurses, primary care providers and general physicians enjoy lower prestige and are less socially valued than other specialists and those working in hospitals, yet they are those more likely to accept to work in remote areas.
In Nigeria, limited non-monetary incentives, such as short-term overseas training are provided to Nigerian front-line medical staff who have worked in tuberculosis control for several years, and who accept to work in tuberculosis control for at least several more years following their training.
Steitz was the first female graduate student Watson ever accepted to work in his lab.
Four artists at a time are accepted to work at the center for periods of five and a half months.
Finding another job to have a place to stay for the night was difficult and finally he accepted to work as a street cleaner.
As one said of al-Taey, "The people who accepted to work for Saddam didn't all kill people, but they showed the ugliness that killed people".
"And finally the most efficient move was through the French authorities because when we accepted to work together, it was established and agreed that what we were doing should be available to any countries having cooperation treaties signed with France".
"The main problem is that most of the former rebels have not accepted to work with fighters from the old regime, because they think those people helped Gaddafi during the war," Mr Juwali says.
