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The phrase "accepted to try to" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey a willingness or agreement to attempt something, but the construction is awkward and unclear.
Example: "She accepted to try to improve her skills in the workshop."
Alternatives: "agreed to attempt" or "consented to try".
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It's normal and accepted to try to look 20 years younger than we actually are (is this not a form of passing?).
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"James believed in what he was doing, and I have to try to accept that, that he wanted to do that and believed he should be there.
But the thing is, we all just have to try to accept one another, try to keep our personal beliefs out of it, and let everybody be "to each his own," you know?
We recruited 14 CH drug-resistant patients (11 chronic) that accepted to try transdermal rotigotine to treat their CH, increasing dose weekly of 2 mg up to 6 mg, according to our previous report.
We have accepted the challenge to try to be great.
Others accepted plea deals to try to avoid such lengthy prison terms.
The coroner has accepted his responsibility to try to prevent future deaths.
Mr. Sunshine, whose experience includes helping to remove smells coming from toilets on 300 train cars in Sydney, Australia, accepted an invitation to try to identify the odors peculiar to PATH trains.
Klebe applied professionally accepted statistical practices to try to adjust for those issues.
Feeling that the "Chinese people must be educated if they are to deal with American and other foreign interests seeking to do business with China," Madame Wu accepted the challenge to try to raise money for the university.
— about accepting the challenge "to try to be dominant for seven innings".
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