The phrase "accepting line" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is discussing a line of communication or a statement that is open to acceptance or agreement.
Example: "The accepting line in her argument made it easier for others to relate to her perspective."
Alternatives: "welcoming statement" or "open line".
The digital atlas had indeed placed the eastern end of the border between the countries to the south of the generally accepted line, providing Nicaragua with a territorial gain of a few square miles.
Any references to someone's health, their mother, wife, girlfriend or family are totally unacceptable and cross the accepted line of behaviour.
As a result, line managers have not been able to use pay as a resource to get employees to accept line assignments, while for their part, individual workers and work groups could not make their acceptance conditional on doing a deal with their manager.
Individuals with ADHD may also be disadvantaged by poor social skills and procrastination, which make it hard for them to work effectively with colleagues, accept line management, and/or deal with the public.
If it is not possible to send artwork in the above formats, the Editorial Office can accept line drawings and composite figures in EPS format, and halftone figures in TIFF (please be sure to use LZW compression) or EPS formats.
The accepted line is that there are major differences in national interests, but are these really as important as is always assumed?
We accepted lines that had some scattered weak expressing cells in the thorax.
The mistake is accepting the line, and its dismal conception of life as a zero-sum proposition.
If you interactively prompt for these values rather than accepting command line args your program will hang and fail the autograder.
I must be able publicly to stand as not accepting this line of action in any way if things get out.
