The phrase "accommodate advances" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ability to adapt or make adjustments in response to new developments or improvements.
Example: "Our company is committed to innovate and accommodate advances in technology to stay competitive in the market."
Alternatives: "adapt to progress" or "adjust to improvements".
("Made for Love" is set in 2019, to accommodate advances like sleep-optimization helmets and the "tincture of spaghetti odor" that Byron sniffs while slurping his meal-replacement shakes).
His advice for the next generation of fishermen and farmers is to look at getting a degree in electrical engineering or computers to accommodate advances on the land and on our oceans.
Such as to allow definitions to be broad enough to accommodate advances in technology, for example.
The centerpiece of this report is a decision tree mechanism that updates previous enzyme safety evaluation mechanisms to accommodate advances in enzymology.
Since its inception more than a century ago, modern medical education has undergone a series of quiet revolutions, stretching and scaling to accommodate advances in biomedical science.
Of the changes, FremantleMedia said "Neighbours is undergoing a work flow upgrade to accommodate advances in technology and production techniques to ensure we are at the forefront of professionalism and efficiency".
It has put its initial resources into acquiring a theater-on-television archive -- some 300 stage comedies and dramas that have been broadcast (many only once) during the last 45 years on television -- digitally restoring and encoding the tapes to accommodate advancing technology.
This chapter also discusses how the new architecture can easily accommodate advanced Big Data-related statistics, namely streaming algorithms.
The proposed framework is designed to be modular and extensible, and to accommodate advanced visualization and human interaction together with data access and management capabilities.
Our nation should develop domestic and international energy and environmental policies that are sufficiently flexible to accommodate advancing science, tipping points and apparent changes in weather which now threaten life, the environment, property, the economy and our infrastructure.
Some healthcare staff appeared reluctant to accommodate advanced knowledge and/or self-managing attitudes and activities in their patients, especially when they did not have an ongoing care relationship with them.
