The phrase "accepts data" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a system, application, or process is designed to receive and process information.
Example: "The software application accepts data from various sources, allowing for comprehensive analysis."
Alternatives: "receives data" or "takes data."
Typically the F.D.A. accepts data only after trials have been completed.
It accepts data from many radars, decides which is most accurate and displays that on the controller's screen.
The program accepts data from vertical or inclined boreholes.
Input layer accepts data from the external sources and passes this data to the network for processing.
The API will give third party applications access to TripIt's itinerary sysytem, which now accepts data from 350 travel sites.
Every program, simple or complex, accepts data in some form as its input and produces data in some form as its output.
Then you can work for CloudFactory Ltd., a company that accepts data-entry jobs, transcription assignments, and even the time-tagging responsibilities for films of hockey games; breaks the associated tasks into units that can be carried out on a digital assembly line; and assigns the work to teams of social media netizens.
The dsmergen command only accepts data-sets of homogeneous mapping populations and it was applied to the data set of a marker common to two (or more) individual maps (anchor markers) of the six core component RIL populations (Kf × Sv, Co × Ll, Mr × Cl, Sm × Lv, Kf × UC and Ln × G18-16).
Offer APIs that can accept data as well as release data.
In "The Prize," Dr. Yergin pointed out how the lack of "timely, credible, reliable, widely accepted data" was a significant cause of oil price spikes in 1979.
Its stock fell 62percentt on Oct. 3 after it said the Food and Drug Administration would not accept data that tried to show the Fabry drug had reduced pain in patients.
