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The phrase "accepted in writing" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in legal or formal contexts to indicate that an agreement or acknowledgment must be documented in written form.
Example: "The terms of the contract will only be considered valid if they are accepted in writing by both parties."
Alternatives: "acknowledged in writing" or "confirmed in writing".
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Informed consent was accepted in writing or verbally.
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Accept changes in writing only with a date and signature.
The agency is also accepting public comments in writing until March 28, including e-mails sent to [email protected]@epa.gov
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It says it also offers specialist cover for pre-existing medical conditions including diabetes, high blood pressure, heart conditions and cancer, provided they have been declared and accepted by the company in writing.
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