The phrase "accepted corruption" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the acknowledgment or tolerance of corrupt practices within systems, organizations, or societies.
Example: "The report highlighted the issue of accepted corruption in the political system, suggesting that it had become a norm rather than an exception."
Alternatives: "tolerated corruption" or "normalized corruption".
His conviction grew in the following year after he witnessed the widely accepted corruption in parliamentary elections.
They think dictators can rule forever and that the dreams and spirit we saw in 2011 can somehow be permanently subdued – if everyone simply accepted corruption and despotism, everything would be fine.
SÃO PAULO — The judge overseeing the investigation into the colossal scandal around Brazil's national oil company accepted corruption charges on Tuesday against the nation's former president, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, setting the stage for a trial of one of Latin America's most influential political figures.
What is more striking, however, is that 76.1percentt of those surveyed accepted corruption in the government for the sake of prosperity and welfare of the country.
"People here sort of accepted corruption as a part of life but now we want the Bulgarian people and the political class to wake up!" Leta is buoyed up on nervous energy but the dark circles under her eyes tell me she has not slept properly for some time.
Cunha's prolonged stay in this position of power became even more unbelievable in March of this year after the Supreme Federal Court accepted corruption charges that the politician had received $5 million as a kickback for helping install two Petrobras drilling vessels in 2006 and 2007.
The Communist Party also seemed intent on demonstrating that it will not accept corruption even as it is perceived as being deeply corrupted.
But we're not accepting corruption".
"The people who have really suffered are ordinary people of all races who were supposed to accept corruption because it comes from someone claiming to be against racism.
For years, people here seemed resigned to accept corruption quietly, even though Romania has developed far more slowly than many other former Communist nations.
"There will always be some level of corruption in this country, but we refuse to accept corruption that affects the morale, training, and effectiveness of the A.N.A. soldier, and any corruption that will affect the coalition," Lutsky said.
