The phrase "accepted unconditional" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and should likely be "accepted unconditionally" to convey the intended meaning.
Example: "The offer was accepted unconditionally, without any reservations or stipulations."
Alternatives: "accepted without conditions" or "accepted without reservations."
Miller accepted £100,000 compensation from the News of the World earlier this month after it accepted unconditional liability for her phone-hacking claims.
Sheffield Hallam has carefully followed the performance of its students who accepted unconditional offers, and found no difference in their attainment or later outcomes.
Sienna Miller accepted £100,000 from News International after the publisher accepted unconditional liability for her phone-hacking and other privacy and harassment claims in May.
Kreider essentially concludes that we have to accept unconditional love as a fallacy.
But students who accept unconditional offers are not eligible to enter the adjustment process.
The district attorney was asked on Tuesday if he was willing to accept unconditional surrender from the mayor.
"They want to accept unconditional offers but all bids have conditions and some of them can't be fulfilled by administrators".
The Bush team has to be willing, if Saddam swerves aside by accepting unconditional inspections, not to also swerve off the road, chase his car and crash into it anyway.
Gorer and Benedict suggested, for example, that the terms of Japan's surrender be separated from the question of the emperor's abdication, because the emperor was thought to embody the country's soul; doing so allowed the Japanese to accept unconditional surrender.
Unlike his Neo-Kantian contemporaries as Hermann Cohen and Heinrich Rickert, Dilthey is not willing to accept unconditional values that transcend life.
Some stores accept exchanges only, while others accept refunds with the tags attached, while still others accept unconditional refunds.
