The phrase "accepting them as" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to express the idea of recognizing or acknowledging someone or something in a particular way or role.
Example: "She found it challenging to start accepting them as her equals in the workplace."
Alternatives: "recognizing them as" or "acknowledging them as".
--A surproportionlarge profortion of employees rated the cost controls as acceptable--with 79% of the workers at large accepting them, as well as 53% for whom the controls had already increased the amount of money they actually had to spend out of pocket on medical bills.
The Americans have been totally indifferent, accepting them as a normal part of showbusiness.
Mr. Nagel conceded that central bankers might not have scrutinized the assets closely enough when accepting them as collateral.
Handling the risks could mean avoiding them, taking preventive action or simply accepting them as a nuisance.
Marketers and sellers hate product returns, but smart companies aren't passively accepting them as bitter pills to be swallowed.
It seems fair to ask about rich people paying tax, rather than just accepting them as delightful adornments.
Officially, the Fed won't be buying mortgage-backed securities outright: it's only accepting them as collateral in return for loans.
Colombians who know FARC leaders from grainy "wanted" posters and jungle videos may have trouble accepting them as respectable lawmakers.
Mindfulness is not about trying to change things, but accepting them as they are, non-judgmentally, with as much kindness and gentleness as possible.
So maybe what I ought to be doing is taking the weight out of those words and diminishing their importance while accepting them as a fact of life.
Noticing and naming sensations, feelings, thoughts and accepting them as part of being human helps my clients take their own experience not so personally.
