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The phrase "agreeing to accept" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is used to describe someone or something that has accepted or agreed to something. Example: After much negotiation, the two parties finally reached an agreement, with both sides willingly agreeing to accept the terms and conditions.
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Some, such as the information commissioner's site, explicitly asks users to tick a box agreeing to accept cookies.
Now, pharmacists sign managed-care contracts agreeing to accept the "maximum allowable cost" reimbursement for medications, as determined by the health plan's pharmacy benefit manager.
We addressed the sole issue the National Community Reinvestment Coalition raised by agreeing to accept applicants who meet lower minimum requirements.
Finally, Mr. Himmelstein said, before agreeing to accept a buyout payment, a tenant should consult a tax adviser to determine the potential tax consequences.
Others permit investors to buy the underlyings at a discount in return for agreeing to accept less than the full amount of any future gain.
Pharmacies, police stations and the county's Health Department could all be part of the solution by agreeing to accept unwanted pharmaceuticals, Mr. Christy said in an interview.
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Harvard agreed to accept his transfer credits.
McKelway agreed to accept a commission.
Fourteen Manhattan restaurants agreed to accept it.
She has agreed to accept questions through Sept. 26.
Ms. Rapelye has agreed to accept questions through Sept. 26.
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