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The phrase "accepted to start" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey that someone has been approved or allowed to begin something, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "After the interview process, I was accepted to start my new role next month."
Alternatives: "approved to begin" or "cleared to start".
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In contrast the number of EU students accepted to start their studies in September rose by 7%, with big increases from countries including Poland and Bulgaria.
She was accepted to start her train ing in child analysis by Freud at the Hampstead Child Therapy Course and Clinic, later the Anna Freud Centre.
The admissions service Ucas revealed that by early Thursday 409,000 applicants had been accepted to start higher education courses – an increase of 3% compared with last year and evidence that students are not deterred by the burdens of post-graduation debt.
Telephoto lenses are generally accepted to start at around 80-100mm and go up from there.
The woman on the other end of the line said, "You've been accepted to start here on Tuesday.
Four patients accepted to start GFD, and all of them showed a significant improvement within 2 6 months after beginning of GFD.
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It was still April 1999 when I hung up the phone accepting to start an assistant professorship at the University of Massachusetts later that fall.
Tap on "Install" and then "Accept" to start with the installation.
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We in the west must accept that we have to start to buy less.
There comes a point where leaders have to start accepting responsibility for their own mistakes, not blaming the papers.
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