The phrase "accepts the concept" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing someone's agreement or acknowledgment of an idea or theory.
Example: "The committee accepts the concept of sustainable development as a guiding principle for future projects."
Alternatives: "embraces the idea" or "acknowledges the notion.".
"Generally, everybody accepts the concept," said the first-term lawmaker.
Over the long term, Hamas accepts the concept of two states in the Levant, which arguably puts Mr. Mishal's terrorist movement closer to Washington than Mr. Netanyahu is — he now proposes only "economic peace" between Jews and Palestinians.
A purely secular physician, someone who accepts the concept of a capricious and random universe, would not face the question that a believer like Dr. Dutkowsky did when he saw an adult patient named Mike late last month.
Opinion amongst modern historians is also split; for instance, Fine accepts the concept of the Peace of Callias, whereas Sealey effectively rejects it.
Unlike Sāṃkhya school of Hinduism which pursues non-theistic/atheistic rationalist approach, Yoga school of Hinduism accepts the concept of a "personal, yet essentially inactive, deity" or "personal god".
Today, the meat industry accepts the concept of three-ounce servings as a healthful solution to meat-eating, according to Mary Jo Feeney, registered dietitian of the California Beef Council, speaking at the Society for Nutrition Education's 18th annual meeting on Monday.
The North's regime has formally recognised the farmers' markets, and now accepts the concepts of "profit" and "cost".
Adidam presupposes an eastern view of divinity and accepts the concepts of karma, reincarnation, chakras, etc.
MELISSA RAFFONI: Different people accept the concept in different ways.
You cannot explain this to feminists because they don't accept the concept of motherhood".
Lots of people couldn't accept the concept of male swans.
