The phrase "accepted loans" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to loans that have been approved or agreed upon by a lender and borrower.
Example: "The bank reported an increase in the number of accepted loans this quarter, indicating a rise in consumer confidence."
Alternatives: "approved loans" or "granted loans".
No automaker has yet accepted loans under the Canadian government's offer, which expires Feb. 20.
African governments have eagerly accepted loans, in part because they are free of the conditions that international and Western lenders often attach.
African governments have eagerly accepted loans, in part because they are free of the conditions that international and Western lenders often attach, like calls for improved governance.
It has accepted loans and grants worth more than $5bn from Gulf states such as Qatar, and interest-free fuel handouts from neighbouring Libya.
People who accepted loans on terms that seemed too good to be true later found themselves confronted with hidden costs or huge balloon payments, or sudden, upward adjustments in the rates they thought they had agreed to.
Unemployed and broke, Mr. Seals accepted loans from a couple of friends, and when he had $120 in his pocket, he spent $8 on a cab to the club for a drink late that morning.
Ethics rules require members to accept loans only "on terms generally available to the public".
In addition, a provision of the constitution prohibited the government from seeking foreign aid, accepting loans, or allowing foreign investment, which contributed to Albania's reputation as isolationist.
President Hamid Karzai balked at accepting loans as part of the package, a standard arrangement between poor countries and their benefactors.
Diplomats say he argued that he could not ask a bankrupt country to accept loans when the outside world had promised so much in outright grants.
At the same time, the two government-chartered agencies that buy and resell most home mortgages are threatening to derail the effort by warning that they might not accept loans for homes that take advantage of the special financing.
