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The phrase "accepts a limited" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where something is being acknowledged or permitted within certain constraints or boundaries.
Example: "The organization accepts a limited number of applications each year to ensure quality."
Alternatives: "allows a restricted" or "permits a finite".
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Our primate brain only accepts a limited set of written shapes".
The highly regarded Bronxville school system accepts a limited number of high school students, charging tuition of $12,960 a year.
Medical Anthropology A.M. and Ph.D. History of Science A.M. and Ph.D. Note: The MD/PhD program at HMS accepts a limited number of applicants each year.
The Writing Concentration accepts a limited number of serious writing students at the end of the junior year or occasionally in the fall of the senior year.
Whilst Rowing accepts a limited few will continue paying big wages, most clubs will benefit.
The site accepts a limited selection of cell phones, game consoles, and iPhone/iPod products and promises two-day payment once your product is received.
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Nevertheless, grid hosting capacities are limited and they can only accept a limited spread of such buildings.
"We accept a limited liability," a spokeswoman said.
At times Cameron has seemed to be willing to be flexible and accept a limited statute.
Other libraries on campus will accept a limited number of photocopies for course reserves.
"There is a need to accept a limited disruption of civil liberties in order to penetrate terror".
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