The phrase "accepts limited" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where something is open to or allows for a restricted amount or degree of something, such as applications, resources, or conditions.
Example: "The program accepts limited entries to ensure quality and manageability."
Alternatives: "allows restricted" or "permits limited".
Although ad revenue is small — Disney Junior accepts limited sponsorships; Nick Jr. allows advertising aimed at mothers, but only a bit — the potential payoff in the toy aisle is huge.
At a recent meeting on Capitol Hill, according to legislative aides, Viacom lobbyists reiterated this point and emphasized that their children's networks — Nick, Nick Jr. and TeenNick — are more reliant on advertising than Disney's flagship Disney Channel, which accepts limited sponsorships but does not accept 30-second spots.
The New York Community Trust accepts limited partnerships, copyrights and even movie rights.
North Korea has recently accepted limited forms of investment and tourism from South Korea, but has spurned offers for direct talks.
Foster declined to answer specific questions on whether she would accept limited exceptions to the near-total ban on abortion.
It is very difficult to imagine Mr. Arafat as accepting limited sovereignty in East Jerusalem, even as better than nothing.
He is asking the court to rule on whether his plea accepting limited responsibility is admissible in the case.
As in much of South-East Asia, Malaysians had hitherto seemed to accept limited political rights in return for rapid prosperity.
By law, Super Pacs are supposed to operate independently of candidate campaign committees, which can only accept limited individual contributions of $2,700.
He said he would accept "limited territorial exchanges," in other words, swapping land that Israel wanted to retain in the West Bank for land within Israel.
And state and local parties would be allowed to accept limited soft money donations of up to $10,000 a year per individual for get-out-the-vote drives and voter registration.
