The phrase "accepted per" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in formal or business contexts to indicate that something has been approved or acknowledged according to a specific guideline or standard.
Example: "The proposal was accepted per the committee's recommendations."
Alternatives: "approved according to" or "acknowledged as per".
In 2014, Sweden, Switzerland, and Denmark accepted, per capita, the most asylum applications in Europe, while Spain, Ireland, and Poland took in far fewer of those fleeing from war and persecution.
Liveops says the the marketplace is getting about 3,000 applications for work per week but only 50 agents are accepted per week.
The CPUC fined Uber $7.6 million in January for failing to comply with its reporting requirements about accessible cars, the number of rides requested and accepted per ZIP code, and driver safety information.
Starting in February, anyone post-Baccalauréat (more or less the equivalent of a high school diploma) will be able to apply and only 250-350 students will be accepted per year.
The mean number of epochs accepted per condition was 97 and did not differ between the conditions.
A mobile CXR costs £25 in our trust, if one CXR is accepted per patient with a nasogastric tube; there was an excess of 160 images with a cost of £4,000 in the 3-month period.
All accepted - pers have been published in these proceedings and given the same number of pages.
I can accept per-album and make the deals I wanna make.
How many residents or guest workers would we accept per year?
Depending on how many clients you accept per week or month, adjust your prices to accommodate the time between engagements so your average results in the annual revenue goal you set.
Queuing times are dependent on operational capacity of disposal sites (number of trucks a disposal site can accept per hour or day): {T}_c = {L}_t + left({H}_tx2right) + {Q}_t + {U}_t (3)where Tc = Truck cycle time, Lt = Loading time, H = Hauling time, Qt = queuing time, and Ut = Unloading time.
