The phrase "accepted in order to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when explaining the purpose or reason for accepting something, often in formal or academic contexts.
Example: "The proposal was accepted in order to facilitate further research and development in the field."
Alternatives: "approved to enable" or "endorsed to allow".
Two applications for voluntary redundancy from outside the "at risk" teams were accepted in order to enable two employees at risk to remain with GNM.
How much suffering and death would have to be inflicted, and accepted, in order to achieve the goal of removing the dictator?
Those efforts include "programs in China and other markets where in vitro testing is not accepted in order to educate scientists on the scientifically validated safety record of these methods," Estée Lauder said on its Web site.
The method based on the specific colour of the mouth is accepted in order to determine correctly its corners.
However, in other applications, such as analysis of motion and behaviour, a time delay can be accepted in order to reach a higher precision.
The admission control uses different strategies to decide which of the users' requests can be accepted in order to cause minimal performance impact, avoiding SLA penalties.
The delays have to do with some lingering questions involving what concessions Comcast will be asked to accept in order to win acceptance by the Justice Department and the Federal Communications Commission.
Decide the lowest number of points you'll accept in order to go out on a date with someone.
He was responding to the inevitable question from a foreign journalist about what restrictions he has to accept in order to run a successful magazine empire in China.
Or how much less pay we would accept in order to travel over safe bridges — or to have safe food, adequate housing and good education and parks?
"A small administrative sanction is a sacrifice I am prepared to accept in order to defend smallholders, artisans and those people who try to maintain our fragile culinary patrimony," he said.
