The phrase "accepting a package of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of receiving or taking delivery of a specific set of items or materials.
Example: "The office staff is responsible for accepting a package of supplies every Monday morning."
Alternatives: "receiving a bundle of" or "taking delivery of a set of".
After the largest union, the Boston Newspaper Guild, rejected an initial contract proposal, the company imposed a 23percentt pay cut, which was rescinded after the guild accepted a package of give-backs.
He had shut down the commission not for any nefarious reason but because it had served its purpose, pressuring the legislature to accept a package of ethics reforms, he insisted.
Mr Perdue will face Michelle Nunn, the daughter of a former Democratic senator, in November in what promises to be a closely contested seat.A majority of Detroit's retired public-sector workers voted to accept a package of reduced pension benefits, a crucial part of the bankrupt city's plan to restructure its finances.
Chancellor Healey broke off from bailout negotiations with the International Monetary Fund to dash north to Blackpool where his challenge was to persuade an angry party that it had to accept a package of spending cuts as the price of the deal with the IMF.
According to court documents, Hurd accepted a package of what he thought was cocaine and told the officer he wanted to buy 5 to 10 kilograms of cocaine and 1,000 pounds of marijuana per week to distribute in the Chicago area.
See articleSAS, an airline that is half-owned by the Swedish, Norwegian and Danish governments, urged its employees to accept a package of redundancies, wage cuts and reduced pensions, or else it would be the "final call" for the company, which was founded in 1946.
Although NBC ultimately accepted a package of city incentives to remain in its studios in Rockefeller Center, it had threatened to move to New Jersey or to be the first large tenant of Mr. Trump's West Side project, which was then to be called Television City and provide space for several broadcasting companies.
But the Knicks were afraid he would be disruptive if brought back for one more season, so they accepted a package of aging, injured, ill-fitting players with long-term contracts totaling $90.4 million rather than keeping Ewing around and chopping his $16 million off their payroll after the 2000-1 season.
Iran now seems willing to accept a package of measures including a reduction in the number of centrifuges spinning and changes to their configuration.
