The phrase "humbled to accept" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to express that you were honored or surprised to be selected or chosen for something, usually a gift or an award. Example sentence: "She was humbled to accept the award for Outstanding Service in the Community."
Everything I've done in my career has been done out of respect and appreciation in mind, and that is why I'm so grateful and humbled to accept this award tonight".
The Bolton Wanderers' player said he was "very humbled" to accept the award from the town's university.
Muamba said: "I am very humbled to accept it (the award) on behalf of all the amazing men and women who combined to save my life, the paramedics and medical teams of Bolton Wanderers and Tottenham, ambulance personnel, and of course the consultants, doctors and nurses at The London Chest Hospital.
Barlow said he was "delighted and humbled" to accept the award.
In a statement released shortly after his swearing-in, Mr. Cuomo said, "I am honored and humbled to accept this tremendous responsibility".
Following are excerpts from Hillary Rodham Clinton's remarks to the New York State Democratic Convention last night in Albany: Tonight I'm deeply honored and humbled to accept the nomination of the New York Democratic Party for the United States Senate...
Flynn said: "I am deeply humbled and honoured to accept the position as national security adviser to serve both our country and our nation's next president, Donald J Trump".
I feel humbled to have even been in the same ride as him.
"I am so humbled to have received this year's Brits critics' choice award," Garratt says.
Danaher added he was extremely humbled to have been chosen to lead the Berkshire-based side this season.
I'm truly humbled to have our names spoken in the same breath.
