'accepting to join' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when someone has been offered the opportunity to join a group, such as an organization, team, or club. For example: "I am very excited to be accepting to join the National Honor Society."
With his family increasingly dependent on him, Ochen applied and was accepted to join the Straight Talk Foundation in 2004.
Dr. Bharucha has already said current undergraduates would be exempt from any future tuition, as will people who are accepted to join the student body this coming fall.
Even some of the acquiescent opposition parties who initially accepted to join the unity government have now withdrawn, gauging from countrywide protests yesterday that Tunisians would not accept this masquerade of a government.
In 2016, she was accepted to join the Stanford Institute for Innovation in Developing Economies (aka Stanford Seed) program's first cohort in East Africa and spent 12 months learning from CEOs and other mentors how to innovate and grow her business.
Surrounded by countries that play host to American forces (Iraq and Afghanistan) or which already have nuclear weapons of their own (Russia and Pakistan), the mullahs seem determined, come what may (UN economic sanctions or, conceivably, a bunker-busting strike by a nuclear-armed Israel, whose existence Iran refuses to accept), to join the club.
Peers receiving the group messages can accept to join the group by sending the join messages.
After completing the procurement process, qualified firms were accepted to join a pool of firms.
"We are delighted to have been accepted to join the EIHL," he said.
Alpert says that Shyft is now focusing on growing and refining its service, and this summer was accepted to join Moderne Venture's summer Passport Program.
