The phrase "accepted this approach" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the approval or agreement to a particular method or strategy in a formal or informal context.
Example: "After much deliberation, the committee accepted this approach to improve the project's efficiency."
Alternatives: "endorsed this method" or "agreed to this strategy."
I think he broadly accepts this approach, so I think that will remain," he says.
If you accept this approach as valid — and I'm inclined to, if a tad reluctantly — this book will engage you.
The T.S.A., however, did not accept this approach as equivalent to its own, and airlines were faced with a barrage of emergency amendments to United States procedures.
If Caricom accepts this approach, the call for reparations may ultimately just come to play a strategic role within international negotiations over aid and trade.
"The Committee accepts this approach for fiscal year 2015 with the understanding that such targeted opportunities cumulatively will constitute a $30,000,000 investment," the House legislators wrote in a report accompanying their version of the spending bill.
The recent downturn in commodity prices suggests that "lean production" will be an important consideration for resource companies into the next growth cycle, further encouraging use of the commute model and placing further pressures on existing communities to accept this approach.
What Mueller and Shea proposed was to test the Saturn V as one unit on its very first flight, and Marshall only reluctantly came to accept this approach in late 1963.
Some clinicians have advocated active surveillance, but many patients are hesitant to accept this approach because of the fear of disease progression (Denberg et al, 2006).
As Fries and Krishnan argued, and as most Bayesians also accept, this approach to the decision to run a trial, and to design in it a particular way, involves subjective judgements about what is important and about what it is fair to offer patients.
