"information accepted" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to indicate that someone has received and acknowledged information that has been provided to them. This can be in a formal or professional setting, such as in an email, report, or presentation. Example: "Thank you for your thorough explanation. I have reviewed the information and it has been accepted by our team."
There need not be anything unjust about an arrangement in which an employee has a much less desirable set of powers, privileges and responsibilities than her employer, for instance, as long as the employee freely and with full information accepted these terms of employment.
But then I wasn't surprised to see this information accepted without argument.
Many Pakistanis, who have limited sources of information, accept that description as fact and deplore the United States.
Will you based on this information accept the offer and begin preventive medical treatment?
It enabled the playing of speech prompts using pre-recorded and text-to-speech information, accepting spoken commands (via speech recognition) and the recording of caller audio information.
The hypothesis is that parents given this information accept that the information is true, but push back people it damages their self-esteem — something that is very important to most people.
Obama told ABC News that he would not discuss classified information but accepted that security operations were being reassessed to ensure proper oversight of the NSA's technical abilities.
It said the men failed to pursue information and accepted statements that contradicted previous statements, but it did not say they knew of the fraud.
Obama told ABC News on Monday evening that he would not discuss classified information but accepted that security operations were being reassessed to ensure proper oversight of the NSA's technical abilities.
Based on the results of the feasibility problems, the transmitted information is accepted or rejected by the stabilizing MPC.
