The phrase "accepting the above" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when acknowledging or agreeing to previously mentioned information or conditions.
Example: "By signing this document, you are accepting the above terms and conditions."
Alternatives: "agreeing to the aforementioned" or "acknowledging the above".
In short, and accepting the above exclusions, you should be eligible for the scheme if you pay council tax, your home is primarily for residential use, is insured individually and was built before 1 January 2009.
Revisiting SODA architecture and adding a TURBO coprocessor leading to ARM Ardbeg is a step toward accepting the above mentioned fact.
Accepting the above issues, those genes whose expression profiles were confirmed by qPCR did tentatively suggest a potential underlying salinity response.
Research points towards increased inequity in education in Sweden, if accepting the above-cited studies as indicators of equity.
― Asha Tyson MONTCLAIR, N.J. — My most recent mental struggle has been to accept the above concept in full.
I urge all Muslims, pilgrims or otherwise, not to just accept the above as part of the challenge or experience of hajj, but to raise their voices.
Finally, some will accept the above argument and will drop No Interpenetration but will still insist that material objects (or perhaps non-regions more generally) cannot interpenetrate.
The interacting mesolayer model: There is an explanation for the observed c P maximum if we accept the above idea that the "interfacial layer" induced by a nanoparticle in the surrounding fluid is significantly wider than currently assumed.
To make up for not calling for the past year, please accept the above picture of me snuggling with a puppy as a form of penance and/or hitting on you.
If you accept the above notions, why shouldn't an investor be permitted to see the quality of the service the manager's actual or gross performance and, separately, its price tag the expense ratio of the fund involved?
