The phrase "ability to accommodate and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's capacity to adapt or adjust to different situations or needs, often in a professional or interpersonal context.
Example: "The team's ability to accommodate and respond to client feedback has greatly improved our service quality."
Alternatives: "capacity to adapt and" or "skill in adjusting and".
The validity of scientific theories is not determined solely by their ability to accommodate and account for known facts.
The ability to accommodate and regulate multiple origins will have played a major role in permitting the increase in genome size seen in eukaryotic organisms (Diffley, 2011).
Precisely as a field, however, epigenetics seems to flourish in the remarkable ambiguity of its defining term, with its apparent ability to accommodate – and productively align – a rather diverse range of biological questions and epistemic stances.
This strategy has enhanced our ability to accommodate students and UC Berkeley community members who have demonstrated an accessibility need, and we have concluded that authentication is an intervention that is appropriately responsive to the Berkeley community.
Where Brailsford excelled was in his ability to accommodate mavericks and make them work together.
Ultimately, it is this sensitivity, this ability to accommodate context and local detail, that works best in development.
If modernity is defined by an openness to change, an ability to accommodate newness and a willingness to shed the past, then I think the answer to the question is yes.
The simulations foresee the ability to accommodate for (and actually thrive on) external as well as internal turbulence.
With its ability to accommodate smartphones and tablets of nearly every stripe, the Jorno is well on its way to meeting its funding goal, which should allow it to finally enter mass production.
Organogels-based drug products are being preferred these days owing to their longer shelf-lives, better penetration ability, ease of preparation, thermoreversible nature, and ability to accommodate both hydrophilic and hydrophobic compounds.
Konner's ability to accommodate ancient memory and modern consciousness, religious identity and secular peoplehood, serves him well in his treatment of Israel.
