The phrase "accepted support" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you refer to support that has been acknowledged or approved by someone or an organization.
Example: "The committee reviewed the proposal and provided accepted support for the new initiative."
Alternatives: "approved assistance" or "acknowledged help."
Mr. Ivanov's sister said he accepted support from that person for the initial issues of The Togliatti Review.
Threatened by an economic breakdown, Touré accepted support from the communist bloc and at the same time sought help from Western nations.
I accepted support from the US Army War College; I accepted invitations from the Joint Special Operations University; programme managers from the Office of Naval Research and the Department of Homeland Security contacted me about my work.
In the wake of the Second World War, when a victory by the Italian left seemed possible, the newly formed Christian Democratic Party accepted support from all directions, including the Mafia.
Mr. Ferrer has even suggested that Mr. Green should explain why he has accepted support from William J. Bratton, Mr. Giuliani's first police commissioner, who Mr. Ferrer contends shares responsibility for what he characterized as divisive patrol strategies.
The survey, conducted in 2006 and 2007, found that drug companies paid for educational materials like pocket guides in 83 percent of the programs that accepted support, meals in 90 percent, office supplies in 68 percent and drug samples in 57 percent.
Morgan then accepted supporting roles as a tenant farmer in Dragonwyck (1946) and as a lecherous soda jerk in The Gangster (1947).
"This marriage equality survey is not just good for marriage equality, I believe in this survey Australians have voted… for a modern Australia where diversity is accepted, supported, and accepted," Opposition leader Bill Shorten said.
The stages that carers may pass through in their acceptance of support have been described as rejecting, resisting, seeking and accepting support.
AND the matter of accepting support from the Liberal Party, as he is about to?
Sonnenberg works first to support her friend, and then, in an important transition, to accept support in turn.
