"accepted suggestions" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to proposals or recommendations that have been agreed upon or put into action. For example: "The team accepted several of the suggestions from the meeting and began implementing them immediately."
Government has not accepted suggestions and bids for development work on sustainable improvement to social care services".
I even accepted suggestions from curators I have chosen in order for them to point me to the right direction on where to find more curators, like-minded or not like-minded at all.
As well as collaborating on the story with his wife, Nicole and Jon Bokenkamp, he accepted suggestions from Berry, Breslin and Eklund: "Halle came in with some great notes and Abigail and Michael and it started to flesh things out.
Recently one of the globally accepted suggestions for the use of the term sedentary behaviour had been given by the Sedentary Behaviour Research Network, including the definition of sedentary behaviour "as any waking behaviour characterized by an energy expenditure ≤1.5 metabolic equivalents (METs) while in sitting or reclining posture" [ 10].
In this study we challenge the widely accepted suggestion that visual perception, but not visual control of action, processes object shape in a holistic manner (Ganel and Goodale, 2003, Nature).
It's possible that the sinister messages are the result of disgruntled Google employees, for instance, or that mischievous users are abusing the "Suggest an edit" button, which accepts suggestions for better translations of a given text.
However, the organisation has set strict rules for accepting suggestions from the public.
The S.E.C. will accept suggestions for another 45 days before approving them.
Corps officials made it clear that they were accepting suggestions and insights from the experts, but not unquestioningly.
RIM indicated in the filing that it has no plans to accept suggestions from several dissident shareholders for new board members.
They resist accepting suggestions, thinking it will make them appear weak, and they don't believe that others have anything useful to tell them.
