The phrase "accepting policy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a policy that is open to acceptance or approval, often in business or organizational settings.
Example: "The board is currently reviewing the accepting policy to ensure it aligns with our values and objectives."
Alternatives: "adoption policy" or "approval policy".
It is difficult to imagine Brazil, for example, accepting policy conditions laid down by China.
Unused to the glare of government, the Liberal Democrats had anyhow forfeited support by sharing office with the ideologically distinct Conservatives, accepting policy retreats they would once have resisted.
Yahoo!'s broadcast section and games section have an even more accepting policy.
"It is difficult," Eichengreen muses, "to imagine Brazil, for example, accepting policy conditions laid down by China".
Lawrence argues that policy environments shift and become more conducive to accepting policy solutions when an issue is reframed as a systemic problem, particularly when risks are shown to be involuntary [ 19].
Now we face no carrot, only the stick: extraordinary economic conditions are being used to "shock" society into accepting policies that would otherwise be politically impossible to implement.
The success of fisheries policies relies on compliance and, ideally, cooperation (accepting policies, i.e. not protesting or otherwise strongly agitating against the system) from fisheries stakeholders.
"I can accept policy differences but not [him being] too personal".
Either that or they are forced to accept policy excesses of between £5,000 and £10,000.
"Our preliminary review determined that one desk used marks that appear to be outside of our accepted policy".
We were among the most progressive thinkers at the time and many of our policies have become accepted policy: on anti-racism, gays, the arts, the police".
