The phrase "accepted orders for the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the receipt or acknowledgment of orders for a product or service.
Example: "Our company has accepted orders for the new smartphone model starting next week."
Alternatives: "received orders for the" or "processed orders for the".
The company on Thursday began accepting orders for the lower-priced version, with delivery in two to four weeks.
Investors can register with Fantex on its website, but the company is not yet accepting orders for the I.P.O.'s.
Nothing in this section shall apply to a futures commission merchant that does not accept any money, securities, or property (or extend credit in lieu thereof) to margin, guarantee, or secure any trades or contracts that result from soliciting or accepting orders for the purchase or sale of any commodity interest.
CEO Elon Musk tweeted that the company will be accepting orders for the tiles from later this afternoon.
LG said it was now accepting orders for the curved TV set in South Korea, and would announce the timing and pricing of versions for markets elsewhere "in the months ahead".
AltaVista had already accepted orders for one year's unlimited Internet access at a price of £50 ($74 .See article: The Internet booms no more.
Based on the model structure, the variables accepted, ordered for statistical significance, were: theta/gamma frequency ratio (p < 0.0003) and alpha3/alpha2 frequency ratio (p < 0.03).
Despite the 1876 act, it was not until October 15, 1877 that Sherman (now Secretary of the Treasury) finally ordered that the mints not accept orders for trade dollars.
Therefore, brokerage firms are barred from accepting orders for short sales unless they have borrowed the stock or have "reasonable grounds" to believe it can be secured.
The bakery is also accepting orders for Christmas cookie assortments ($9 a half pound), pies (about $20) and more.
