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The phrase "accepted in respect of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in formal contexts, particularly in legal or contractual language, to indicate that something is acknowledged or approved concerning a specific matter.
Example: "The proposal was accepted in respect of the terms outlined in the contract."
Alternatives: "accepted regarding" or "approved in relation to".
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One source said the degree of news control was reminiscent of "North Korea" and would never be accepted in respect of other senior figures being interviewed.
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"The members of the commission did, however, accept the mitigation in respect of the level of force used by Mr Matic and the nature of the contact he made with Mr Barnes".
They ended down 27.5p at £16.45 but after the market closed, Sir Tom Hunter said he did not intend to mount a rival bid to the offer from Tesco, although he would not accept the offer either in respect of his 26%.
I do not accept in any way that I have acted improperly in respect of any application for naturalisation as a British subject.
He said there was a "huge danger of accepting Mr Mahmood's word in respect of any matter".
Stephen Solley QC, representing one of the defendants, claimed there was a "huge danger of accepting Mr Mahmood's word in respect of any matter".
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I accepted in remembrance of my grandparents.
Peter Wright QC, prosecuting, said it was accepted that there was no "actual loss" to the public purse in respect of the money falsely charged for IT services.
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