The phrase "accepted along" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express agreement or acceptance in conjunction with something else, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The proposal was accepted along with the amendments suggested by the committee."
Alternatives: "accepted together with" or "approved alongside".
The lore travels down from one generation of employees to the next, accepted along with other tales of illustrious company founders.
In some circles, it was eagerly accepted, along with other such anecdotes, as conclusive evidence of the fraud Castro and Zelaya had alleged.
In June of that year, his short story "Friends from Philadelphia" was accepted, along with a poem, by The New Yorker.
A few structural modifications of your corporate zeitgeist – or clarifications of principles you assumed were clear and accepted — along with some well-placed and properly-timed shots of tough love should do the trick.
Lebanon declined the invitation but six other Arab countries are said to have accepted, along with Pakistan, Venezuela, India and Kazakhstan, as well as Russia and China, which have vetoed any UN security council action on the crisis.
It was largely because of the influence of Zhu Xi that these two texts came to be accepted along with the Analects and Mencius as the Four Books basic to the Confucian educational curriculum.
Accepting, along with failure, the lack of control you sometimes feel when gardening is a mighty fine lesson.
Unless there is now a mighty response to refurbish our football grounds - and to accept, along the way, that any additional risk of hooliganism will spell nemesis for the game - it will surely happen again.
Each partner has their favorite food that the other partner now accepts along with their own.
"Crescenta Valley's one of the top teams in our division and we expected a really tough game," said Nitros co-Coach Forest Holbrook, who left shortly after the game to accept, along with his team, a CIF championship ring after leading the school's boys' team to its first-ever CIF title in the fall.
Will she go to the selective public high school she was accepted to along with hundreds of other high-achieving children?
