The phrase "accepting reports" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is indicating that they are open to receiving reports or submissions from others.
Example: "The committee is currently accepting reports from all team members regarding their progress on the project."
Alternatives: "receiving reports" or "collecting reports".
Elizabeth A. Johnson, an expert in DNA testing in California, said everyone in the criminal justice system should be wary of accepting reports concerning DNA evidence without testing their conclusions.
Savile's ability to pursue his activities without effective challenge was aided by fragmented hospital management arrangements, social attitudes at the time, including reticence in reporting and accepting reports of sexual harassment and abuse, and greater deference than today towards those in positions of influence and power".
It also says it's only accepting reports where the bug is discovered by passively viewing data sent to and from a device and the affected app or website – not through any more of manipulation on the researchers' part.
Ideally validation of multiple datasets should occur at the same time so that the impact of accepting reports from more than one source can be evaluated.
But he was easily bored and began accepting reporting assignments in the Middle East and other trouble zones.
Effective immediately, we will no longer be accepting reported feature articles about handsome sports doctors, handsome puppy veterinarians, or handsome millionaire bad boys.
§ 396.12 Procedures for intermodal equipment providers to accept reports required by § 390.42(b) of this chapter.
Federal Bureau of Investigation Internet Crime Complaint Unit accepts reports of job scams and provides instructions for filing a complaint.
David Rubinger, a vice president at Equifax, initially said that the company did not accept reports of library debts.
Experian and TransUnion accept reports from Unique, according to spokesmen for those companies, but only put debts of more than $50 on consumers' records.
The last undisputed American sighting was Dr. Tanner's, in 1941, although Dr. Tanner and others accept reports from the early 1950's.
