The phrase "badly accepted" is correct and often used in written English.
It means that something was not received well or was not approved of by others. Example: The new company policy was badly accepted by the employees, causing a lot of dissatisfaction and complaints.
But at a chaotic press conference late on Friday afternoon, Gandhi admitted Congress had done "pretty badly" and accepted responsibility for the party's worst ever defeat.
At a chaotic press conference late on Friday afternoon, Sonia Gandhi, the president of Congress, admitted the party had done "pretty badly" and accepted responsibility for its worst ever defeat.
I think, truthfully, my biggest fear is that here's how it works, this is as honest as I can get with this my biggest fear is that I want so badly to be accepted that instead of being myself I'll subjugate who I am in order to go over well.
Writer thinks posterity would be badly served if historians accepted this view.
On Wednesday, a German government bond offering was badly undersubscribed; bids were accepted for only 61 percent of the 6 billion euro issue.
They badly want to be accepted as "cool," while also having more money than you and getting chauffeured to work in a free corporate bus.
There are risks associated with their use; but there are very serious risks associated with alcohol, serving in the army or eating badly that we accept.
But they are not sure they want it badly enough to accept its proposed packaging — an apartment tower that would block views of their neighborhood's most prized landmark, the Brooklyn Bridge.
He looks set for a great future, but blunders badly when he accepts information from a collaborator without checking.In later life, Snow insisted that by vocation he was a writer, though he trained as a chemist and did important research in infra-red spectroscopy the main tool in the 1920s and early 1930s for unravelling the structure of molecules.
