The phrase "accepted the implementation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the approval or agreement to put a plan or system into action.
Example: "The board accepted the implementation of the new software system after reviewing its benefits."
Alternatives: "approved the execution of" or "endorsed the rollout of".
"The president tacitly accepted the implementation of all measures at his residence and has unduly benefited from the enormous capital investment in the non-security installations at his private residence," Madonsela found.
The public protector's report said: "The president tacitly accepted the implementation of all measures at his residence and has unduly benefited from the enormous capital investment in the non-security installations at his private residence".
"The president tacitly accepted the implementation of all measures at his residence and has unduly benefited from the enormous capital investment in the non-security installations at his private residence," Ms Madonsela said, reading from the report's executive summary.
In 1998, Brussels reached an understanding with Washington accepting the implementation of the extraterritoriality of the Helms-Burton law compromising its principle position of a common policy towards Cuba, independent from Washington's pressures.
In terms of new material resources, over this period the FMG physicians decided to accept the implementation of a computerized drug prescription system offered by the Health Ministry to all the FMG pilot projects.
This study showed that health professionals who were willing to accept the implementation of EMR system were 2.63 times more likely to be ready for EMR system (AOR = 2.63, (95% CI): 1.45, 4.78).
But the idea that Democrats will accept the implementation by Barack Obama of Mitt Romney's economic philosophy is ridiculous.
Codd's recommendation, if accepted, would have required the implementation of a four-valued logic in SQL.
Three factories (a textile manufacturer, a furniture assembler and a camera assembler) were approached and accepted to allow the implementation of the study protocol.
Physicians and administrative staff from 26 public or private general hospitals of the 40 hospitals with a sufficient level of oncology activity located in the experimental region, agreed to participate in the network and accepted the principles of the implementation of CPGs and evaluation by an external audit procedure.
The findings of this study indicated that the refusal of the target communities (managers and employees) to accept the programs hinders the implementation of interventions.
