The phrase "accepted by him" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that has been acknowledged or approved by a male individual.
Example: "The proposal was well-received and ultimately accepted by him after careful consideration."
Alternatives: "approved by him" or "acknowledged by him".
Other inquiry chairmen have not been bound by the conditions imposed on Chilcot, and accepted by him.
I think the position of honorary president is what is accepted by him," he told the programme.
He created a business plan that was built around the idea that no bribes would be given or accepted by him and his cofounders, in stark contrast to standard dealings among many African companies.
"This is not about trying to score points off Jeremy Corbyn and I'm disappointed that it seems to have been accepted by him in that manner because that doesn't do any of us any good," he said.
But even then, "The nickname was only meant by Jack or accepted by him if it came with a twinkle.
So, if modus ponens itself is merely accepted by him as yet another premise, that won't suffice to get him to accept (Z).
Tolstoy in Anna Karenina writes: "There are no conditions of life to which a man cannot get accustomed, especially if he sees them accepted by everyone around him".
"It was very difficult to have him accepted by the young people.
Indeed, Ighalo recently said he was close to joining the Chinese club Hebei China Fortune after they had a £10m bid accepted by Watford and offered him "crazy money" to move.
Although Clark is generally accepted by the public, some distrust him (including Lex Luthor, despite his memory loss after his encounter with Tess Mercer).
Though she's clearly received legal advice, as anyone with an attorney would have, Polanski admitted to sex with a minor as a condition of a plea agreement which was never accepted by the judge, who warned him (also found in transcript) several times that "the Court has not made any decision as to what sentence you will receive".
