The phrase "accepting without any reservation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing complete agreement or approval without any doubts or conditions.
Example: "She was accepting without any reservation the terms of the contract, confident that it was the best decision for her business."
Alternatives: "fully accepting" or "unconditionally accepting".
Conway told the chairman of the standards and privileges committee, Sir George Young: "Will you accept that I repeat without qualification the apology I've already given you in writing and say that I accept without any reservation the committee's conclusion that I breached a rule of the house.
"If a country should so choose, it can pay in gold, and we would accept that without any reservation".
In his 79th year, Carl Jung wrote to his friend the Rev. Victor White that a complete life consisted of accepting without reservation "the particular fatal tissue in which one finds oneself embedded," and trying to "make sense of it or to create a cosmos from the chaotic mess into which one is born".
I have some issues with the structure and focus of the report that prevent me from accepting without reservations.
This vote must therefore be accepted without any personal explanations.
Jonathan Yardley accepts as "plausible, but perhaps a trifle contrived," Leggett's theory that the writing of "Mister Roberts" was an expression of Tom Heggen's revolt against his father's authority, an act of parricide; and he accepts without reservation Leggett's further theory that in agreeing to share credit for the dramatic script with Joshua Logan, Heggen sold out his artistic integrity.
But Mr. Hevesi offered unexpected praise of Mr. Sharpton's recent record and said that he had accepted without reservation an invitation to appear at a political forum Mr. Sharpton was sponsoring in Harlem on Jan . 15to mark the birthday of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. His decision to attend was first reported yesterday in The Daily News.
