The phrase "accepted as proof" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where something is recognized or acknowledged as valid evidence or confirmation of a claim or fact.
Example: "The signed contract was accepted as proof of the agreement between the two parties."
Alternatives: "recognized as evidence" or "acknowledged as verification."
No test other than the iBT TOEFL will be accepted as proof of English proficiency; a master's degree is not accepted as proof of English proficiency.
Any erosion is accepted as proof of the climate change narrative.
No responsibility can be accepted for lost entries and proof of transmission will not be accepted as proof of receipt.
She was warned that morning the protocol card would not be accepted as proof of five years' residence.
Consumers will continue to be protected by laws addressing check disputes, and images have been accepted as proof of payment by the I.R.S. and courts for decades.
In 2008, Texas officials wrote a letter to the Mexican Consulate in Austin, saying that the matr__ícula would no longer be accepted as proof of identity.
The other part of the idea was that whatever you did do for yourself, the school would accept as proof of worth beyond any other consideration".
Schnelli also adds that he would accept as proof an email with Nakamoto's PGP key — a cryptographic proof that can be used to verify the identity of the sender of an email.
If English or French isn't your native tongue (or close to it), Canada's immigration website has a list of documents it will accept as proof that you meet the language requirement.[4] These will be required as part of your citizenship application.
In any case, real evidence may not be accepted as legal proof unless it is authenticated by the testimony of witnesses.
And their refusal to incriminate themselves by denying the immigration officer's suspicions was accepted as sufficient proof to keep them behind the jail doors.
