The phrase "accepted included" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express that something has been accepted as part of a larger group or set, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The terms of the agreement were accepted, included in the final contract."
Alternatives: "accepted as part" or "included in the acceptance".
By yesterday evening, those who had accepted included the historian Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr., the novelist Mary Gordon, the legal scholar Ronald Dworkin and the philosopher Thomas Nagel.
They said that the bargaining arrangement the prosecution accepted included Mr. Maximov's expressed desire to return to the Soviet Union because his wife was ill and his willingness to plead guilty and make restitution to the cab driver.
Other allegations not accepted included "almost every request I made was ignored or dismissed" and "I saw a nurse in the corridor and asked her why my husband wasn't in intensive care.
Similarly, Kimberly [5] showed, by analyzing the decisions of 55 IRBs concerning 69 pediatric protocols, that 83% of the protocols accepted included documentation destined for the child, often divided into two sequential age ranges, each with a different mode of documentation.
Thus far 13 have accepted, including New York, Connecticut and New Jersey.
All major credit cards are accepted, including Visa, MasterCard, American Express and Discover.
Several Dutch trading principles were accepted, including confining the definition of "contraband" to implements of war.
It made six recommendations, which the government "broadly accepted," including the rejection of a moratorium.
The teenagers can use it wherever Visa is accepted, including Web sites, and even at A.T.M.'s.
Online ministerial credentials are not always accepted — including in the very place where the vows would be exchanged, Westchester County.
"In future wars," he quotes Secretary of Defense Ashton B. Carter as saying, "winning will mean having a victory that is widely accepted, including by the defeated.
