The phrase "accepting salary" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of agreeing to receive a specific amount of money as compensation for work or services rendered.
Example: "After careful consideration, I am now accepting salary offers that align with my experience and skills."
Alternatives: "agreeing to compensation" or "receiving payment".
Bell lives year round in San Diego with his wife and four children, and said he would be open to accepting salary arbitration if the Padres offered.
Kate Walsh, president of the National Council on Teacher Quality, a nonpartisan advocacy group in Washington, said "it seems like a no-brainer" that teachers' unions were better off accepting salary concessions than risking widespread layoffs.
The Yankees have vowed not to chase Rodriguez as a free agent, and the only way he would return is if he surprised the Yankees and Boras by accepting salary arbitration or taking a deal well below his market value.
Instead, they are accepting salaries at hospitals and health systems.
Amid corporate belt-tightening, many new employees have been accepting salaries that are lower than they might have hoped.
It meant accepting salaries worth just a few dozen dollars a month, without the right to earn extra money in the non-existent private sector.
Sitting in the chapel of the cathedral on Detroit's northwest side, Bishop Sheard leveled criticism at both U.A.W. leaders and industry executives for negotiating contracts and accepting salaries he considered far too rich.
Increasingly, professionals and managers are accepting salaries that are 15percentto20percentcent below what their previous job paid, according to Tony Lee, editor in chief of CareerJournal.com, a Web site of The Wall Street Journal.
National League ATLANTA BRAVES--Announced RHP Greg Maddux accepted salary arbitration.
PHILADELPHIA--Announced RHP Kevin Millwood has accepted salary arbitration.
Announced RHP Terry Adams had accepted salary arbitration.
