The phrase "accepted his time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone acknowledges or agrees to a specific duration or timeframe, often in relation to an appointment or schedule.
Example: "After much consideration, he finally accepted his time for the meeting next week."
Alternatives: "agreed to his schedule" or "acknowledged his timeframe."
On Avenue D on Saturday night, Edith Gutierrez, Mr. Morales's sister, said she had not seen him for months but she thought he had "accepted his time and moved on".
That curtailed six seasons as first-choice overnight and, while his arrangement in Italy is only for 12 months, the 29-year-old talks like a player who has accepted his time in Manchester, at a club he "cares deeply for", is probably up.
When he awoke again in the middle of the following night and realised he had no more ideas to revive the team or the players, he accepted his time at the club should come to an end.
They are expected to make a formal offer to Liverpool for Christian Benteke, who accepts his time on Merseyside will be limited to a solitary season, with the Belgium international's club seeking at least £30m.
For Benitez, there is the possibility of forcing Chelsea's followers into accepting his time at Stamford Bridge was fruitful by presenting tangible evidence, while making himself more attractive to prospective employers.
He accepted his job at Time, writing a reported political column for what he considers to be the widest possible readership, and he made a new set of friends in the military, where he has, he tells me, 'met more impressive people in the last couple of years than any place else in this country'.
If the band mates had accepted his proposal, the one-time show would have been their first appearance since abandoning life on the road after their August 29 , 1966 swan song at San Francisco's Candlestick Park.
So this time I accepted his invitation as if it were a real one.
One time they accepted his feeble excuses when they found signs that he may have tried to hang or strangle himself.
The jury accepted his plea that, at the time, he knew nothing of the Nazi death camps, and although the prosecution had wanted a 20-year sentence, he was given only 10 years.
This, he and President Clinton proposed and Yasser Arafat rejected, would let Israel keep the densely populated settlement "blocks" abutting the old border (see map) and compensate the Palestinians with land elsewhere.Mr Sharon drove Mr Barak from office but in time he accepted his thinking.
