"vastly accepted" is a grammatically correct and widely used phrase in written English.
It means something that is widely or overwhelmingly accepted or agreed upon. Example: The new policy was vastly accepted by the majority of employees, leading to improved workplace morale.
"I was taking a lot of drugs and the environment was pretty bleak but my results started vastly improving when I accepted I was sick and owned it.
But a statement on the Barnsley website said: "The club are now happy to have accepted a vastly improved offer".
I mean, it is interesting how accepted and vastly unchallenged this is, yet when an Artist like Beyonce is nominated for a Grammy Award in a Rock Category for a song that clearly falls under that genre, all hell breaks loose.
But sometimes they were rejected for those same reasons -- colleges shy away from accepting vastly overqualified students -- or else they were put on lengthy waiting lists.
The 42-year-old oversaw Burnley's play-off victory over Sheffield United on Monday and is close to accepting vastly improved terms to prolong his stay in Lancashire to 2013.
Republicans and Democrats are generally accepted to have vastly different ideas about the role of government in private industry.
No one really knows but it's generally accepted that it is vastly greater (orders of magnitude greater) than the Surface Web the pages which are easily indexed by search engines.
Simply put, the PPACA is based on force that crosses a line and, if accepted as constitutional, will lead to vastly enhanced federal power that goes beyond health care in assertive and unpredictable ways.
Now they are talking of relaxing the policy because it is widely accepted by the urban Chinese whose lifestyles have vastly improved because of it.Albert A. Bartlett Professor emeritus of physics University of Colorado, Boulder.
Although such studies are still vastly outnumbered by studies of visual imagery, 'imagery' has become the generally accepted term amongst cognitive scientists for quasi-perceptual experience in any sense mode (or any combination of sense modes).
