The phrase "also accepted that we" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when acknowledging a shared understanding or agreement among a group regarding a particular matter.
Example: "After much discussion, it was also accepted that we would proceed with the proposed changes to the project."
Alternatives: "also agreed that we" or "also acknowledged that we".
It is also accepted that benefits of AHCIPs should extend to science and society more generally.
We also accept that we should not have published such information or photographs".
I accept that we can overstate our value to societies, and I also accept that we are far from perfect.
But we must also accept that we will never eliminate sexual violence in conflict until we eliminate conflict itself, and tackle its causes – whether it is the fight to control the mineral wealth of countries like mine, or the hopelessness and bitterness bred by an unending cycle of poverty.
In other words, even though he believes it's "quite likely" that strong artificial intelligences will exist at some point, the movie asks you to "just take a leap of faith" and accept it, and also accept that we'll be able to build robots that can replicate the nuances of human expression.
And along with accepting what we cannot do, we should also accept that we need help from others because we cannot do it alone -- it takes a village, remember?
We must accept (and the patients must also accept) that we may not be able to cure them, but that we are there to help them….
We also accept that we are combing results of tests over a wide time scale, where the accuracy of the technique may have improved.
We must also accept that children may not choose to think what we think -- and perhaps that is what scares us the most.
We also accept that instruments like the VISQ may overestimate the incidence of inner speech, for some of the reasons that Hurlburt et al. give (although note that the VISQ was designed to assess phenomenological variation rather than inner speech frequency).
