The phrase "accepting body" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you refer to an organization or entity that receives or acknowledges something, such as applications, proposals, or documents.
Example: "The university is the accepting body for all scholarship applications submitted by students."
Alternatives: "receiving entity" or "acknowledging organization".
These researchers reported that men's body talk included both positive elements and negative elements, while that of women tended to focus on the negative, perhaps reflecting an accepting body culture among men in which they can praise one another as well as commiserate with other men on issues regarding muscularity and weight.
Some feminists rebel against toxic beauty culture by deliberately choosing not to follow it (e.g. not shaving, wearing little or no makeup, accepting body fat).
Overall, many believe that we have a generally accepted body of knowledge for use in managing projects.
However, the Service does not accept body donations, nor do we send unclaimed patients to the body donation program.
As a subdiscipline of soil science, pedology consists of an accepted body of laws and theories that cover a range of related ideas and concepts.
Disciples devour their masters, and revisionists do not even need to find serious flaws to have an excuse to attack the accepted body of knowledge.
Nevertheless, the next widely accepted body of sea laws was the Consolat de Mar, or "Consulate of the Sea," originally compiled at Barcelona in the 13th century.
But for the first two centuries after the Reformation this new dynamo of individualism operated inside a still generally accepted body of Christian discipline.
Although there is not yet a widely accepted body of evidence, he described an increased incidence of cancer at Fort McKay, as well as respiratory and skin afflictions.
An accepted body of knowledge.
Having an accepted body of knowledge will mature the profession and provide the structure educators need to contribute to the pipeline of professionals.
