The phrase "accepted completely" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something has been fully acknowledged or embraced without any reservations.
Example: "The proposal was accepted completely by the committee, leading to immediate implementation of the new policy."
Alternatives: "fully accepted" or "entirely accepted".
However, majors in other sciences or engineering for the most part actually did not do well.5 Barnes et al. (2009) reported that 52% of science majors, 48% of social science majors, and 42% of non-science majors accepted completely natural evolution for all living things.
"The fact that he was accepted completely [by the boy] is really what impacted me.
She lost that person totally and accepted completely she was this new person.
What made this friendship extraordinary was that there was enough flexibility for each of us to be to herself, fully herself, and it was accepted completely by the other.
It accepts completely the hype concerning a California ballot initiative that among other things bans gestation stalls for pregnant sows.
Labour AM Alun Davies told the station his party had the "right and mandate to govern", but added: "I accept completely that we need to be more open.
Mr Lock said: "These were stupid comments and intended for friends, but that is absolutely no excuse". He added: "I accept completely that I should not have made these comments and I apologise unreservedly to anyone I may have offended.
How is it that we accept completely unknown data being shoveled through black box algorithms we know absolutely nothing about, performing analyses that we know are exceptionally nuanced and entirely dependent on the decisions of their creators?
Myrna Bennett, widowed six years ago, took three years to accept completely the reality of her loss.
Stribling isn't surprised by Labbé's revelation, and noted that it's not uncommon for some conferences to accept completely un-reviewed submissions.
"I completely accept all the penalty decisions made according to law, after the investigation done by tax authorities.
