The phrase "accepted that while" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a concession or acknowledgment of a situation while contrasting it with another point.
Example: "It is accepted that while the project has faced challenges, it has also achieved significant milestones."
Alternatives: "acknowledged that although" or "recognized that even though".
A DWP spokesperson accepted that while the poll did not show absolutely that the cap was having the effect intended, it did offer "quite compelling evidence".
European and American donors long ago accepted that while they were subsidising many real jobs, such as medical staff and teachers, they were also paying for what amounted to work-for-welfare.
He added: "I have accepted that while BSF and other capital programmes did some brilliantly good things – and I have been to some of the schools built under that programme – it didn't always deliver absolute value for money.
Pose the question differently: would we be better off without a means to bet against housing?It's widely accepted that while short sellers of stock are despised by corporate America, they serve a useful purpose.
It is commonly accepted that while the bonded surfaces slightly influence the shear behavior of the layer, they can cause drastic changes on its compressive and bending behavior.
This would suggest that the sign "+" functions as a sign of affirmation expressed by the operator "it is accepted that", while the term "exists" expresses part of the content of the judgement.
Don't you, I ask, accept that, while Osama bin Laden would not be bought off with an Israel-Palestine peace accord, the situation might draw anger from many Arabs tempted towards violence?
As Jeff Jarvis points out in my article on airlines' use of social media, we have been more or less conditioned to accept that, while we can often have a choice of chicken or pasta, or a menu of second-rate movies, it is rare that air travelers today – at least those traveling alone — have any say about who they sit with.
Real education reform needs to stop blaming teachers for the drop in our international rankings and accept that while money is not everything, schools like Kambrya College featured in the ABC's Revolution School only achieve their amazing results with the input of additional resources and expensive consultants and experts.
Palestinian leaders have since accepted that plan, while mainstream Israelis have rejected it.
Christensen called this "a defining moment" but accepts that change will take a while.
