The phrase "accepted in place of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing substitutions or alternatives in various contexts, such as academic, professional, or everyday situations.
Example: "The new policy allows for a digital signature to be accepted in place of a handwritten one."
Alternatives: "substituted for" or "replaced by".
** EE 222/223 is accepted in place of this requirement.
These tickets, which will be letter-size sheets of paper imprinted with bar codes, will be accepted in place of traditional tickets.
Acceleration credit awarded in any of these subjects, or completion of advanced courses in the corresponding departments, may be accepted in place of the prerequisites.
GSAS programs do not require the submission of MCAT or LSAT scores, and MCAT and LSAT scores are not accepted in place of GRE scores.
Acceleration credit awarded in chemistry, mathematics, or physics, or completion of advanced courses in those subjects, is accepted in place of the corresponding prerequisites for the MCDB major.
Acceleration credit awarded in chemistry, mathematics, and physics, or completion of advanced courses in those departments, may be accepted in place of the corresponding prerequisites for the EEB major.
Vincent Scully wrote in Life, in 1965, that "Disney caters to the kind of phony reality that we all too readily accept in place of the true.
David Daniel shares tips on prepping for the Executive Assessment, a readiness exam the EMBA program accepts in place of the GMAT and GRE.
Last summer, crimes like smoking or failing to shutter a shop during prayer time would have earned transgressors several dozen lashes, but some religious police have started to accept fines in place of punishment from those who can afford it.
Be aware that some programs will not accept 175 in place of 201.
If your state offers a domestic partnership affidavit, we can accept that in place of a New York City one.
