The phrase "as being accepted into" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of being granted entry or inclusion into a group, organization, or program.
Example: "She felt a sense of pride as being accepted into the prestigious university."
Alternatives: "for being accepted into" or "upon acceptance into".
For example, the ADCS trial of nerve growth factor gene transfer aims to follow participants to autopsy and, given that subjects receive a therapy that is anticipated to deliver its therapeutic effect for as long as the neurons receiving it survive, being accepted into other trials is unlikely for recipients of the active therapy.
The funding comes in the form of a convertible note and follows an earlier investment of €15k (plus office space and mentoring) from RockStart as part of PastBook being accepted into its program.
The former England striker was drawn into a row about whether adults were being accepted into Britain as unaccompanied children in a scheme to resettle refugees from the Calais camp.
"And as there was no likelihood of ever being accepted into an existing ensemble, we decided to create our own.
This fusing of romance and socialist principles gives the film its kick, with Rex Harrison hilarious as the elitist linguist Henry Higgins, who continues to dismiss Eliza as "this thing that I created out of the squashed cabbage leaves of Covent Garden" even as she is accepted into the loftiest echelons of the establishment.
Right as they were accepted into the 500 Startups accelerator program, the team pivoted to build Blinq instead.
The original game follows student Makoto Naegi as he's accepted into the prestigious Hope's Peak Academy.
Subjects who self identified as Ashkenazi were accepted into the study only if all four grandparents also self identified as Ashkenazi and were born in Northern or Eastern Europe.
Our study was not developed to address this issue as participants were accepted into the study at various time periods during gestation with several women becoming pregnant during the study period resulting in only a few women being enrolled for the last two trimesters of pregnancy.
"We understand that for those families, this is a time of real anxiety," Ms. Keaney said, "but we know that some of the waiting lists will shrink and some of them will go away completely" as many students are accepted into gifted programs or choose private schools.
