The phrase "accepted to enter" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey that someone has been granted permission or approval to enter a place or situation, but it is not a commonly used expression.
Example: "After a thorough review, she was accepted to enter the prestigious program."
Alternatives: "granted entry" or "approved to enter".
This trial was a landmark, and was widely criticised by a variety of professional bodies, who vocally questioned the ethical outlook of the surgeons who were part of the trial and the sanity of the patients who accepted to enter the trial.
Two hundred fifty eight adolescent homozygous beta-thalassemia patients were recruited, among whom, 220 (51.5% male) accepted to enter the study.
We enrolled all consecutive patients from the Rheumatology Departments of several university hospitals (Geneva, Dublin, Zurich) and regional hospitals (La Chaux-de-Fonds and Yverdon) who met the inclusion criteria and accepted to enter the study.
When the friend you requested accepts to enter your group, their driver name will appear under the Group List tab on the Social screen along with your name, and you will thus have created a group!
Others may be the subject of a negotiation that the music industry is beginning to accept it may have to enter into.
However, Crusaders have said they will take part, while two other Irish League clubs, Coleraine and Ballinamallard United have also accepted invitations to enter.
They just don't have the "right" to live in the United States unless they have applied to enter, have been accepted and have followed the rules.
In fact, the fracas might never have started, Ms. Gilbert said, if Ms. Harper had accepted her offer to enter the race, not for president but as a vice president representing the Hollywood branch.
Confronted by a Muslim woman wearing a hijab who offered to pose with her for a photo by saying,"I'm an American too," Annie accepted an invitation to enter the mosque and meet its members.
A central problem was that many of the students were unable to complete practical portions of their training in Jamaica required for licensing in Canada because the Pre-University School hacceptedted students unable to enter practical training for technical reasons (Reid 2011).
