The phrase "accepting material" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is discussing the act of receiving or allowing certain materials, such as in a submission process or a collection of resources.
Example: "The committee is currently accepting material for the upcoming conference, so please submit your papers by the deadline."
Alternatives: "receiving submissions" or "collecting materials".
In September, at the Cryptographic Hardware and Embedded Systems conference in Vienna, Austria, Lee's researchers, Reouven Elbaz and David Champagne, presented a hardware memory integrity solution to rebuff memory replay attacks, where attackers try to trick a computer into accepting material as still legitimate even though it has already been officially deleted.
Although the natural buffering effect of the composting process lends itself to accepting material with a wide range of pH, the pH level should not exceed eight.
Further studies on 2.3c have encouragingly indicated that this electron accepting material works reasonably well with a range of polymeric donor materials with band gaps varying from 1.8 to 2.0 eV and EAs from 3.3 to 3.7 eV.
"Our policy is to continue accepting materials up to the present," she said.
Recent years have witnessed intensive research in developing high-efficiency BHJ cells with conjugated oligomers as either electron-donating materials or accepting materials.
Today, more and more recycling facilities are accepting materials outside the traditional aluminum, glass, and plastic categories.
(In practice, he readily accepts material in less than anonymous ways).
He said the site would continue to accept material in other forms, like computer disks.
Commercial pure titanium is a recognized and accepted material for cortical bone tissue substitution.
Nationally, only three low-level waste dumps are operating, and one, at Hanford, Wash., accepts material only from the Pacific Northwest.
Fibre-reinforced polymers (FRPs) are an accepted material by structural engineers for the strengthening of structural elements.
