"could be accepted" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is used to express the possibility or potential for something to be accepted. Example: "Your proposal could be accepted if you make revisions to address the concerns raised by the committee."
He could be accepted as credible, or taken as exploitative.
So Mr. Avella dutifully asked the Legislature's ethics commission whether the tickets could be accepted.
But there was a possibility that it could make an offer that could be accepted, this person said.
So when some Islamists declared, for instance, that al Qaeda caused this summer's blackout on the East Coast, that could be accepted without any proof.
Emma Stone couldn't have played Cady in "Mean Girls" because she'd have had trouble persuading viewers that she could be accepted by the Plastics.
Dr. McClellan cited records altered so blood could be accepted from an unsuitable donor; poor inventory records, making it harder to recall blood; and mislabeled blood products.
But Halston's appearance on 'The Love Boat' said you didn't have to; you could be accepted and even loved and celebrated for being entirely original and creative.
"When I was younger, I lied about going to Ivy League schools, or having rich parents, just so I could be accepted," he says.
He repeatedly wondered aloud what the latest date might be for Florida to complete its tallies so that its representatives could be accepted for the Electoral College.
The guys just hung out together, and, watching them, men and women might have felt that they, too, could be accepted into the inner circle.
Previous judgments laid down that the necessity defence could be accepted only when action was taken to prevent an act of greater evil.
