The phrase "accepted election" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a person or group has acknowledged or agreed to the results of an election.
Example: "After a thorough review of the ballots, the committee announced the accepted election results."
Alternatives: "acknowledged election" or "recognized election".
In 1125, however, he accepted election as abbot of the remote Breton monastery of Saint-Gildas-de-Rhuys.
Because of ill health and family problems, he generally eschewed public office, though he accepted election to the House of Burgesses in 1759.
This time, with the deadline, as usual, already passed and no prospect of a generally accepted election in sight, United Nations managers decided to enforce the term limits.
He needs to make sure the Parliament and the government put in place an electoral system that encourages competent candidates to run and enables a broadly accepted election with international monitors.
Two of the five conservative regional presidents who accepted election with support from the Front have since given in to public pressure and resigned, but three have refused despite being suspended by their party, the Union of French Democracy.
Lafayette refused Napoleon's call to serve in the new government, but accepted election to the new Chamber of Representatives under the Charter of 1815.
But allegations that the Democratic Party accepted election-campaign finance from China last year have left the whole policy hopelessly mired.The last thing on the minds of congressional leaders, however, is the damage this could do to trade.
If accepted, elections in Istanbul could be repeated June 2.
Clinton accepted elections in Honduras several months after the coup, which gave the country a new president but never restored Zelaya.
Once they lock Mr Mugabe into publicly accepting election conditions, the sanctions should be lifted.
"Once he accepts election, he's the pope, and they're stuck".
