The phrase "accommodate a series" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ability to make adjustments or provisions for a sequence of items, events, or tasks.
Example: "The new software is designed to accommodate a series of user requests efficiently."
Alternatives: "support a sequence" or "adapt to a series".
The goal of treatment has traditionally been, therefore, to expand the story so that it can accommodate a series of unexpected scenes.
The former Australia full-back Greg Martin pointed out this week that there was a significant number of supporter and ex-internationals who were prepared to accommodate a series defeat to the Lions if it meant the end of Robbie Deans's five-year tenure as national coach.
The feed and drain valves (2, 3) are repeated for each additional tube array to accommodate a series of parallel reactors which operate separately.
Nine holes, including one at the center and eight at peripheral positions in the form of concentric circles, were arranged to accommodate a series of the inserts with known electron densities.
The plan accommodated a series of communities, each in a triangular precinct of between 12 and 25 acres, mostly comprising terraces with front and back yards.
The new series sacrifices the compact size of the original series to accommodate a bigger bulb and battery.
Ken Tucker praised the acting and the writers, noting "The fact that the series can accommodate a fan like me only confirms what a well-wrought piece of pop culture Fringe has become".
We expect that in adult patients MPH will be accommodated by a series of transient compensatory reactions.
Note that our method is computationally efficient and can accommodate a very large number of time series, which is critical in analyzing genome-wide microarray data.
Both series are designed to be flexible and accommodate a variety of teaching methods and styles; the program designers note that schools have begun customizing unit activities to fit their own educational needs and priorities.
To date, we have had no effective method to analyze a huge microbiome population mainly because we lacked an appropriate container to accommodate a large number of microbes separately and efficiently, i.e., accommodating a single organism per well and enabling a series of DNA extraction processes, PCR amplification, and DNA sequence analysis in multiples with an affordable cost in reasonable time.
