The phrase "accepted on stage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone or something is acknowledged or welcomed during a performance or presentation in front of an audience.
Example: "The award was accepted on stage by the director, who thanked the entire cast for their hard work."
Alternatives: "received on stage" or "acknowledged on stage".
Its flower power hippies and the dance hall "hostess" who must hide her occupation in order to make a respectable marriage (a contrivance easier to accept on stage) were corny and contrived.
It is sufficient for the witches in Macbeth to remark their "heath" with its "fog and filthy air" for their location to be accepted on a stage without scenery; and when Lady Macbeth later is seen alone reading a letter, she is without hesitation understood to be in surroundings appropriate to the wife of a Scottish nobleman.
The U.S. and China used to joust mainly over specific issues — human rights, hacking, the South China Sea — but, today, they are engaged in a larger contest to shape the world order "by having their values and policies accepted on the global stage," as Robert Daly, the director of the Kissinger Institute on China and the United States at the Woodrow Wilson Center, recently wrote.
Even to ask the question is very radical in this country". Blacks, Ms. Pascal said, have been "stuck in this ghetto of 'Oh, they're very good at reggae, and they're very good at contemporary dance.' " "While the attitude toward integrated casting in theater has been that the audience can be educated to accept blacks on stage, that attitude has never permeated into ballet," she said.
A Restoration novelty of which Wycherley took advantage was the readiness of public opinion to accept women on stage, for the first time in British history.
When the 1983 film The Right Stuff won the Academy Award for Best Achievement in Sound, Tom Scott accepted his statuette on stage as part of the sound team.
She singled out one of the owners of the New Zealand-born horse for praise as she accepted the Melbourne Cup on stage.
He had accepted the awards on stage with typical grace and humility, but José Mourinho had to have the last word.
You don't have to start this pop star against pop star war". As Nicki accepted her award on stage and handed back to Miley, who was hosting the ceremony, she said: "And now, back to this [girl] that had a lot to say about me the other day in the press.
Two hours before Michael accepted that award on stage, an athlete refused an interview by me because I simply wanted to talk about gay men in his sport.
