The phrase "accepting the contribution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of acknowledging or receiving input, help, or resources from someone.
Example: "The committee is focused on accepting the contribution of all members to ensure a diverse range of ideas."
Alternatives: "acknowledging the input" or "receiving the assistance".
"It's difficult to understand how people who profit from selling a drug like fentanyl can keep a straight face while arguing that marijuana is just too dangerous to legalize". The opposition group Arizonans for Responsible Drug Policy made no apologies for accepting the contribution.
WASHINGTON -- A collection of good government and environmental groups filed a complaint with the Federal Election Commission FECC) on Tuesday against Chevron, a federal government contractor, for donating $2.5 million to a Republican super PAC during the 2012 campaign and against the Congressional Leadership Fund for accepting the contribution.
But none of this should get in the way of accepting the contribution of earlier biologists.
Mr. Green said that Mr. D'Amato accepted the contribution in July 1984 from Philip Basile, and accepted another $500 contribution from Mr. Basile's wife.
"Those are the classic ones that they have to ask for, but they can accept the contribution if they don't get that information".
Although the presence of neuroinflammation in PD has long been accepted, the contribution of the adaptive immune system is still poorly defined.
By adopting a more holistic approach, it should become clearer if young adults are perhaps underplaying, forgetting about, not realising or unwilling to accept the contribution that all three lifestyle behaviours make to the maintenance of a healthy lifestyle.
They said Mr. Schwarzenegger accepted the contributions to spare taxpayers the cost of his trip.
About $5 million of the total was used for administrative costs, including paying for the telephone lines to accept the contributions and the legal and other costs associated with making sure that the recipients had good plans for the money.
