The phrase "accepts the charge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone agrees to take on a responsibility, task, or accusation.
Example: "The committee accepts the charge of reviewing the new policy proposals."
Alternatives: "takes on the responsibility" or "agrees to the accusation."
It comes with the job description," and he obviously accepts the charge.
Once Mr. Haniya accepts the charge, he will have five weeks to form a government, though he says he will need less time than that.
I discover the item in question was used in a maxillofacial (jaws and face - not dental) procedure and, after an exchange of emails, the CCG accepts the charge.
"But the kids with the guns no longer listen," comments one Beit Jala resident.A Fatah leader in Bethlehem accepts the charge but adds, "There is no strategic decision to take up the armed struggle.
Either way, if Ferdinand accepts the charge, or is found guilty, he will miss the game at Arsenal as well as the home match against Portsmouth on Saturday week and the trip to Aston Villa the following Wednesday.
(In the closing pages, Wallace-Wells himself accepts the charge as "fair enough, because I am alarmed"). But to read The Uninhabitable Earth – or to consider in any serious way the scale of the crisis we face – is to understand the collapse of the distinction between alarmism and plain realism.
If the agency accepts the charges, the investigations could take as long as two years, she said.
He faces a lifetime ban from Olympic sports and the loss of his Tour titles if he accepts the charges or if arbitrators rule against him.
Electric Cars And Building Regulations Municipalities, too, have accepted the charge to become more green.
She refused to accept the charge of insanity and was sentenced to hard labour 'in perpetuity'.
