The phrase "accepting control" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is agreeing to take responsibility or authority over a situation or task.
Example: "After much discussion, the team decided that John would be accepting control of the project moving forward."
Alternatives: "taking charge" or "assuming control".
Mr. Mofaz now agreed in principle to that approach, and Mr. Dahlan agreed to accept control of Jericho and Qalqilya.
In middle airspace, all pilots entering or crossing controlled airspace are obliged to accept control, and notification must therefore be given to the control centre in advance.
One is how the majority of the British population were happy to accept control and turn a blind eye to atrocities, so long as they were fed a diet of vaguely familiar sitcoms and tabloids.
Led thenceforth by Vladimir Maček, the party opposed the royal dictatorship and the succeeding regency (1935 41) until 1939, when it accepted control of an autonomous Croatia and participated in the new central government of Yugoslavia.
Seismic isolation is a widely accepted control strategy to protect building against earthquakes.
Any assay for which the accepted control criteria were not met was discarded and the assay repeated.
Unfortunately, no widely accepted control framework is currently available for these systems, especially at the cell and molecular levels.
Chemotherapy is the widely accepted control method however, emergence of resistant strains and increasing concern about drug residues in the food chain have highlighted the need for alternative control strategies.
On the CPU-GPU cluster, this allows the user to directly interact with a control node from which the rendering nodes operate independently, but from which they accept control over viewing and navigation parameters.
Additionally, method blanks, method standard recoveries, and sample duplicate analyses' results were all within accepted control limits and percentages.
