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Discover LudwigThe phrase "accepts thousands" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where something is capable of receiving or taking in a large number of items, people, or data.
Example: "The new online platform accepts thousands of users simultaneously without any issues."
Alternatives: "receives thousands" or "takes in thousands".
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In fact, the United States accepts tens of thousands of Christian refugees.
Canada accepts tens of thousands of refugees a year, but few have Ms. Alqunun's stardom or powerful, if newly formed, network.
He controls a political committee that accepts hundreds of thousands of dollars in untraceable "dark money". He runs a city mired in an FBI corruption probe.
Last year, it agreed to accept thousands more recruits without high school diplomas.
Agency chemists and other Seife subordinates who admitted accepting thousands of dollars in illegal gratuities have been convicted.
We also accept voucher material from faunal surveys but may not be able to accept thousands of lots from any one locality.
That is because the country has accepted thousands of immigrants from Central Europe and Russia under a policy that offers citizenship to people with documented German ancestry.
Updated drug company transparency guidelines will not deter doctors from accepting thousands of dollars which potentially influence their prescribing habits, the peak body representing healthcare consumers says.
In the weeks before the election, Justice O'Donnell's campaign accepted thousands of dollars from the political action committees of three companies that were defendants in the suits.
They like that he threatened to pull out of an Obama-era deal to accept thousands of refugees Australia refuses to admit.
Cuccinelli really did accept thousands of dollars in gifts from the CEO of Star Scientific.
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