The phrase "accepted me with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing how someone received or welcomed you, often in a positive or inclusive manner.
Example: "When I joined the group, they accepted me with open arms, making me feel like I belonged."
Alternatives: "welcomed me with" or "received me with".
Had Berkeley accepted me with my dismal high school grades, there was no way I would have succeeded.
"My confidence shot up, because people accepted me with the experience I'd had," he says.
The college I chose to attend accepted me with open arms and although it's one of the oldest colleges, they were willing to make changes for me.
When I race, I not only bask in the goodness of God and run for a country that accepted me with open arms, I also tell the story of young boys and girls who continue to struggle in my birth country of South Sudan.
"She understands my neuroses and idiosyncrasies and accepts me with them," he said.
He is due to move house in two weeks, so is already stressed, but he has seen me around before, and seems disposed to accept me with good grace.
"I and my wife went to the UN looking for a country that would accept me with my family and we were told that we can go to Britain.
On this, she would later comment, "Never mind, you'll all just have to get used to accepting me with the faults of my virtues".
An HIV-positive member of a New York-based church participating in our program wrote, "Being a member of a church that loves and accepts me with HIV has made all the difference.
As I stepped into the sixth year of my life, my parents started to look for a school which would accept me with my challenges and provide me with all facilities and support that I required, to enable me to do what a normal 6-year-old does.
Black people accepted me even with all my "whiteness," and I started to like the way I looked and appreciate all the complex, tangled up parts that make me me.
