The phrase "accepted to play" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to someone who has been chosen or approved to participate in a performance, game, or role.
Example: "After a rigorous audition process, she was finally accepted to play the lead role in the upcoming theater production."
Alternatives: "chosen to perform" or "selected to participate".
The Yankees' final offer of $39 million for three years was higher than the three-year, $31.5 million deal that Pettitte accepted to play near his home in the Houston suburb of Deer Park, Tex.
That resulted in Charles Green's consortium taking control and Rangers being accepted to play in the Scottish Third Division.
That followed the takeover from Charles Green's consortium after which Rangers were accepted to play in the Scottish Third Division.
As the most abundant excitatory neurotransmitter in the central nervous system, glutamate has been accepted to play a major role in the pathophysiology of migraine.
T cells are widely accepted to play an essential role in clearing acute HCV infection, whereas the role antibodies play in resolution and disease pathogenesis is less well understood.
Misfit dislocation pattern is generally accepted to play a critical role on the interface mediated deformation mechanism such as dislocation nucleation and shear sliding in various flat interfaces, however, a specific mechanical loading may dynamically modify its distribution and character before the appearance of distinct plastic flow out of interfaces.
"I cried in Rome because I cannot accept to play like that even if I know the reasons," Bartoli said.
You will never get any Russian actor who will accept to play in Farewell".
The rookie explained his absence then in a statement, saying: "The failure to meet my requests for support will end with me being unhealthy and that is not a consequence that I am willing to accept to play any sport".
With performers, find out the minimum amount of money they'll accept to play a show.
Carlos Boozer, a Cleveland Cavaliers power forward, and Dwyane Wade, a rookie guard for the Miami Heat, have accepted invitations to play in the coming Summer Games, which begin Aug. 13.
