The phrase "accepted to confirm" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or awkward expression that lacks clarity in its intended meaning.
Example: "The application was accepted to confirm the applicant's eligibility."
Alternatives: "approved to verify" or "accepted for validation."
Uber customers will be alerted to the surge pricing multiple which they have to confirm and accept before making any request for a ride.
All buildings were rated from the viewpoint of conventional seismic performance using accepted parameters to confirm the observed damage.
Microbiological culture of bronchoalveolar lavage (BAL) fluid represents an accepted standard to confirm (or exclude) a clinical diagnosis of pneumonia in intubated ICU patients [ 3], but it generally takes 48 hours to obtain results [ 4].
We are calling on the international community — particularly the United States and Europe, which have long traditions of accepting refugees — to confirm publicly their readiness to accept eligible residents.
Word spread in August that the 20-year-old had been accepted to Oxford, and Yousafzai confirmed on social media that she'd be studying philosophy, politics and economics there beginning in October.
The absence of compilation problems for those who accepted to fill in the questionnaire confirmed the user-friendliness of the system for people familiar with modern communication technologies.
We therefore adopted the β-Galactosidase activity, as a well accepted senescence marker, to confirm our morphological observation.
A larger issue in the study of asthma is that there is no accepted gold standard to confirm the diagnosis; therefore, studies evaluating diagnostic tests must use an imperfect reference standard.
Please then accept the invitation to confirm that all the details of your reservation are correct.
