The phrase "accepted readily" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is easily or quickly accepted, often in the context of ideas, proposals, or changes.
Example: "The new policy was accepted readily by the staff, who appreciated the clarity it provided."
Alternatives: "embraced quickly" or "welcomed easily".
The flute system was accepted readily in France and England but more slowly in Germany.
But neither were they accepted readily by villagers who lay in the path of the flood diversion.
Since the money supply would be shrinking fast, as euro deposits fled the country, this sort of paper would be accepted readily.
Legal institutions introduced by foreign governments were accepted readily by the Indians, either because they were compatible with existing trends or because they met new needs.
I accepted readily, even devoutly, the roles that did not have to be explained or worked out between us — that I would aid and admire him, that he would direct and stand ready to protect me.
His plan calls for Queen Elizabeth II to remain the monarch of an independent Scotland, for Scotland to continue using the British pound as its currency and for Scotland to be accepted readily as a member of the European Union, all issues that constitutional and economic experts say could prove problematic.
Therefore I accept readily the extreme case which the learned American judge has put to me.
The technique makes use of fast real-time data processing methods to identify the bubble orientation during measurement and to accept readily interpretable data for only those bubbles whose central axes are coincident with the probe axis.
Feilmeier: The future is an exciting challenge for us, one that we accept readily.
Instead, Olivier assumes he would direct and play Spartacus (a role he was hopelessly ill-suited for) and accepts readily.
Provision of instruction in self-hypnosis techniques can allow for a rapid, effective intervention that patients often accept readily [ 8- 11].
