The phrase "accepting as it does" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is being accepted or acknowledged in a particular manner or context.
Example: "The proposal was well-received, accepting as it does the diverse needs of our community."
Alternatives: "acknowledging as it does" or "recognizing as it does".
The group's position was, in the long term, simply untenable, accepting as it did that there was no longer any mass support for an armed campaign and thus calling a tactical ceasefire.
The exact p value has to be reported close to "significant" or "non-significant", while "p < α" cannot be accepted, as it does not allow readers to understand the true risk of type I error (the risk of observing a difference that does not exist) and reviewers to check the calculations.
Actually most publishers wouldn't even have accepted this novel, as it doesn't allow for the willing suspension of disbelief.
The I.R.S. offered this explanation for the delay in accepting returns using Form 8863: "As it does every year, the I.R.S. reviews and tests its systems in advance of the opening of the tax season to protect taxpayers from processing errors and refund delays.
However, Visa Europe has not yet agreed for Visa cards to be accepted on the iZettle platform, as it does not currently meet our standard acceptance device requirements".
We are more than happy to accept the counterintuitive — as long as it doesn't conflict with our central notions of what ought to be.
The information minister, Mehdi Dakhlallah, called the investigation "a political statement". "It is impossible that a fair court would accept a report like this, relying as it does on mere talk," he said in a news release.
"Belvedere Vodka, your apology is insufficient as it does not accept responsibility for promoting rape-culture," wrote one commentator on the company's Facebook page.
A similar prediction rate (49%) is obtained over the same enhancer benchmark set when using a specific enhancer locator tool, EEL (Palin et al., 2006) that also relies on local search strategies (EEL searches implied only human and mouse sequences, as it does not accept more than two sequences per search).
