The phrase "accommodate a reduction in" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the ability to adjust or adapt to a decrease in something, such as resources, costs, or requirements.
Example: "The company is looking for ways to accommodate a reduction in its budget without sacrificing quality."
Alternatives: "adjust to a decrease in" or "adapt to a cut in".
Most housing associations have increased their sales and, more broadly, non-core commercial activities, to accommodate a reduction in capital grants from the UK government.
Two basic options are available: radially deformable linings, where rock deformations occur outside the lining extrados; and tangentially deformable linings which can accommodate a reduction in their circumference.
These findings suggest that presynaptic fibers in the mature hippocampus adjust the size of their terminal arborizations and number of synaptic contacts to accommodate a reduction in the target cell population.
The plastid genome is likely retained primarily for lipid biosynthesis during seed production and is possibly lost completely in a single clade of outcrossing species whose life histories seem to accommodate a reduction in overall seed production.
(44) Such a binding mode would accommodate a reduction in the electrostatic potential at the Ser1655 hydroxyl and could therefore explain the lack of binding defect observed for the G1656D variant.
An intriguing possibility is that each superhelical location can accommodate a 1 bp reduction in DNA content, and once this occurs at each of the seven superhelical locations present in one half of the nucleosome, then additional DNA is dragged into the nucleosome.
First, small-scale farmers could use sealed bags and low-capacity plastic or metal silos that accommodate the actual annual harvest, enabling a reduction in losses of up to 40% compared with current crop management practices.
Taking these into consideration and accommodating them into practice can potentially lead to a reduction in OASIS.
Berglund says Natural Cycles' algorithms are designed to interpret and accommodate these sorts of individual differences and fluctuations without a reduction in the product's overall efficacy exactly because it's engineered to take such uncertainties into account when predicting a woman's fertile/non-fertile days.
In Robbea sp.1 and Robbea sp.2, instead, the coat starts a short distance behind the anterior end, coinciding with a reduction in the worm diameter to accommodate the symbionts.
Arts organizations must adjust to these changes; we need to change our fundraising strategies to accommodate the reduction in government funding and to compete more strategically for corporate funding by developing strong visibility plans for each corporate prospect.
