"has been accepted from" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation when something was received from a person or a source. For example: "The paperwork has been accepted from the new employee."
His claims to hitting power had been accepted from the start.
No reason has ever been offered for this odd procedure, but Charles Stanley says that such a large order would not have been accepted from an unknown client.Lord Archer not only placed the order for the Anglia shares, an order backed by his wealth; they were sold at his request.
Labour was investigated by the police for more than a year over allegations that it handed out peerages in return for loans, and in November the party's general secretary resigned when it was revealed that money had been accepted from a donor through undeclared intermediaries.
According to Ellen Weininger of Grassroots Environmental Education, data released by the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection reveal that in the past two years alone, more than 300,000 tons of gas drilling waste including wastewater and drill cuttings have been accepted from fracking operations in Pennsylvania into New York landfills.
Kavanaugh's interpretation of it is exceptional in its backwardness, attempting to wring the complete opposite conclusion from what has been accepted for more than a decade.
It has been accepted that birds evolved from dinosaurs and in the mid-90s dinosaurs with feathers were found in China.
This is the second time the Court has agreed to hear the case, long after the challenger has been accepted at and graduated from another college.
"Thank you, your blood pressure reading has been accepted," said an automated voice from the monitor.
That has been accepted by Tyco's auditors from PricewaterhouseCoopers, but the Securities and Exchange Commission has not signed off on it.
