The phrase "accepting some sort of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a general or vague type of acceptance regarding an idea, proposal, or condition.
Example: "The committee is open to accepting some sort of compromise to move forward with the project."
Alternatives: "accepting a type of" or "agreeing to a form of".
In recent interviews, Sheik Yassin suggested that the group would consider accepting some sort of temporary peace in exchange for a Palestinian state in the West Bank and the Gaza Strip, the territories Israel has occupied since 1967.
While there has been no satisfactory explanation for the wait, Egyptian bloggers, like the journalist Sarah Carr, speculated that the country's ruling military council was trying to pressure the Muslim Brotherhood, the Islamist party whose candidate appeared to be the victor, into accepting some sort of power-sharing deal.
Ms. Hutton, taken aback, replied, "How did I personally insult you by saying I'm a model?" Ms. Mosbacher, accepting some sort of Warner Brothers cartoon logic, said, "That's an insult to you!" Then Ms. Mosbacher gathered her purse and a copy of The Atlantic Monthly, as if about to leave.
By accepting some sort of payment, you're acknowledging your son's financial responsibility and encouraging his good habits.
Since you're presumably accepting some sort of award or honor, a good theme to center your speech around is "gratitude".
They knew, he said, that "they would have to accept some sort of tradeoff".
Earlier on Wednesday, Rinehart had signalled she may accept some sort of editorial charter of independence.
"The networks have moved to where they're resigned to accept some sort of advertising — but they still require a fig leaf held up with suspenders".
Democrats are saying privately that they might accept some sort of tax reduction provided the Bush administration is willing, in turn, to repeal part of the previously enacted tax cut that takes place several years from now.
And yet if New Yorkers have not become as compliant as the mayor would like, they have accepted some sort of implicit swap of primal energies for prosperity and peace.
From the start of negotiations, Mr. Ray's office insisted on two conditions: Mr. Clinton would have to make a public statement admitting more than he previously had, and he would have to accept some sort of sanction.
