The phrase "accepted interview" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an interview that has been agreed upon or confirmed by both parties involved.
Example: "After reviewing the applications, we are pleased to inform you that you have been selected for an accepted interview with our hiring team."
Alternatives: "confirmed interview" or "scheduled interview".
Foreign candidates were also more reluctant to engage with U.S. companies, says Hired, though a 4percentt decrease in the rate at which they accepted interview requests late last year has rebounded more than twofold this year, it says.
The primary aims were to: i) assess validity through correlations of item responses with those on widely accepted interview assessments of psychosis, and ii) examine compliance to the procedure in individuals with psychosis of varying severity.
He accepted interviews with the foreign press.
The state-owned Xinhua news agency reported that Mr Hu wrote articles criticising the Chinese political system, and accepted interviews with foreign journalists.
We Times reporters never accepted interviews under such circumstances.
Yet Mr. Ridge, the man chosen to calm American nerves, only today began to make a few public appearances, accepting interview requests from The Associated Press and NBC.
Asked by E&E News whether the EPA had OK'd Pruitt's interview with a group that spent more than $115,000 lobbying last year, a spokesperson reportedly responded: "It's absurd that E&E thinks we need their permission on what media outlets we can accept interview requests from".
While I have often enjoyed appearing on NPR programs and have been treated fairly and objectively, I will no longer accept interview requests from NPR as long as they are going to practice a form of censorship, and since NPR is funded with public funds, it IS a form of censorship.
To the right of the screen will be a big green button that says "Yes, accept interview," and below it will be a blue button that says "Decline".
Then one of them said: "We are not allowed to accept interviews".
The Washington Examiner said last week that it, too, would not accept interviews granted under the condition of quote approval.
