The phrase "accepted the view" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when indicating that someone has agreed with a particular perspective or opinion.
Example: "After much discussion, the committee accepted the view that a new policy was necessary for improvement."
Alternatives: "embraced the perspective" or "acknowledged the opinion".
They accepted the view of the economist David Ricardo that a tax on economic rent could not be shifted forward.
Mignini remarked that the court of cassation had accepted the view that Guede did not act alone.
He accepted the view, Balfour continued before the Lords, "that some members of this race may have given — doubtless did give — occasion for much ill will".
Next, Jackie Kennedy, who had not bothered to read the manuscript, accepted the view of her factotums that many of its details, like the fact that she carried cigarettes in her purse, were too personal.
By a 5-to-4 vote, the court accepted the view of the law's supporters that federal judges must defer even to a state court decision they regard as incorrect, as long as the decision was not "unreasonable".
He said that although the medical testimony was somewhat equivocal, the court accepted the view that "a statute that altogether forbids D & X creates a significant health risk" and would be unconstitutional for that reason alone.
The leaders of the assembly accepted the views of the commission.
Considering their predicament, it is understandable that many women have internalised subjugation, accepted the views of their oppressors, and elected Islamists without critical evaluation.
— the old man to accept the view espoused by Learned Hand.
I don't accept the view that this new era is so different from every time in the past.
I don't accept the view that in this crisis we should just have let everything fall where it may.
