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The phrase "able to accommodate other" is not entirely correct as it is missing a noun after "other" to clarify what is being accommodated.
You can use it when discussing the capacity to adapt or make room for something or someone, but it needs to be completed for clarity.
Example: "The new software is able to accommodate other users' preferences."
Alternatives: "capable of accommodating others" or "able to adjust for others".
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The groundwork for expanding the product was also laid earlier this summer when Wunderlist 3 was released, which rearchitected the whole product to make it much more elastic and able to accommodate other services within it — the move from becoming a service to a platform.
Given that the overall structure became less stable, it could be possible that the binding pocket became more flexible and able to accommodate other similarly shaped ligands.
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We know how to communicate with people from other cultures, respect customs and traditions different to our own, and we are able to accommodate to other countries which is essential to good networking.
"We've been able to accommodate each other's craziness," she says.
"We don't have the facilities to accommodate other people.
You will not need to accommodate other methods of payment.
However, two busy careers mean Kidman and Urban aren't always able to accommodate each others' schedules, with Kidman telling InStyle, "For every single night he's away, he leaves me a love letter.
"Whilst we were able to accommodate all these other businesses' requests, in the instance of Archway, we have been unable to reach agreement over the period of the last seven years," he said.
Set against a playground of capering children with no sense of religious affiliation at all, a young western re-settlement worker sounded wise beyond his years, saying "It will take generations before people are able to accommodate to each other and come to a new understanding".
This juncture, Doyle said, should be able to accommodate the addition of other operators.
Our work should no longer follow the logic aimed at "finding a box for each thing" that has led us to operate by cutting, separating and creating boundaries that distinguish enclosed, impermeable territories, to begin thinking of a widespread filigree in which both territories and "pliable, deformable spaces, spongy and 'molluscular' may be placed, able to accommodate and penetrate each other.
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