The phrase "accepts modifications" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to something that allows for changes or adjustments, such as a document, software, or a proposal.
Example: "The software accepts modifications, enabling users to customize their experience according to their preferences."
Alternatives: "allows changes" or "permits alterations."
Instead, the group said, the S.E.C. should accept modifications imposed by the European Commission.
Council members opted to sign off on the school board's request rather than accept modifications made by County Executive Rushern L. Baker III (D), who reduced the amount by $12.7 million.
Don't touch a drop ReprintsThe deal with the Syrian government was agreed only after the Arab League accepted modifications, including paring down the number of observers from 500 to 150; so far around 70 have arrived.
Administrators are editors, which have access to all models, are able to accept modifications of entities, and change the public availability of models.
MEMOSys differentiates between two access types for models: (a) public available models are visible to all visitors and contain only accepted modifications; (b) assigned models are only visible to registered users and editors of the particular models.
We found a high prevalence of moderate renal impairment, particularly in women, using the widely accepted modification of diet in renal disease formula, in common with recent findings.
Thus, even within Islam, there is no consensus by religious scholars and commentators on whether the Quran accepts genetic modification of food crops and the consumption of GM food products by Muslims.
Ms. Kenny said that the state was prepared to accept some modifications in the bill, particularly, she said, for changes that would give the Camden City Council a more prominent role under a state manager.
Under strong pressure from the smaller powers, the Big Two resolved their own dif ferences and finally accepted significant modifications a draft they jointly tried, without success, to push through the General Assembly last year.
The GT2 sits on the 911 Turbo chassis but has been lowered almost a full inch and all springs, bearings and shocks have been made stiffer and stouter to accept racing modifications should the driver opt for them.
