The phrase "accepting a large number" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the willingness or ability to receive or acknowledge a significant quantity of something, such as data, applications, or requests.
Example: "The organization is accepting a large number of applications for the scholarship program this year."
Alternatives: "receiving a high volume" or "welcoming a significant amount".
Thus, the macrocellular network can accept a large number of handover calls that are generated because of the femtocells and the neighbor macrocells.
While the government had accepted a large number of amendments to the proposals, he said further calls for change amounted to "human rights lawyers clasping at straws".
If the threshold is defined low enough to accept a large number of streams on one streaming server in a stable streaming environment even if the stream bandwidth changes, this reflects the most cost effective point of operation.
In the 1960s Ashdod accepted a large number of immigrants from Romania, followed by a large number from Georgia (then part of the Soviet Union) in the 1970s.
The French Army also accepted a large number of variants, including 195 self-propelled howitzers, 44 AMX-30 Pluton tactical nuclear missile launchers, 183 AMX-30Rs, 134 AMX-30Ds and 48 engineer vehicles (AMX-30EBG).
Therefore, hospitals accept a large number of outpatients to attract potential inpatients.
This metric ρ allows us to evaluate whether a solution that is able to accept a larger number of LSP requests also has significant energy savings.
"We are an Islamic army and a state that has been accepted by a large number of Muslims worldwide.
The five classes of green algae given below are accepted by a large number of phycologists, but at least an equal number of phycologists would suggest one of many alternative classification schemes.
To compare and assess submitted indirect comparisons it would be desirable that a transparent process was established, including the mandatory publication of HTA-reports within Europe and international guidelines, accepted by a large number of HTA-agencies.
