The phrase "accommodate alterations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ability to make changes or adjustments to something, such as a plan, design, or schedule.
Example: "The new software is designed to accommodate alterations in user preferences seamlessly."
Alternatives: "allow modifications" or "facilitate changes".
Dog shows are essentially fashion shows, after all, demonstrations of the many ways that selective breeding can be used to accommodate alterations in taste.
On the whole, mirror frames reflected the general taste of the time and were often changed to accommodate alterations in taste, frames usually being cheaper and hence more easily replaced than the mirror itself.
Indeed, promoter DNA has to possess the required 3D structure to allow DNA-binding events and accommodate alterations in nucleosome positioning in order to allow the start of transcription.
Comparison of closely related structures is useful in understanding how proteins accommodate slight alterations in amino acid sequences and the analysis of such changes is vital to the identification of protein attributes that could contribute to disease or treatment.
However, we note that our framework is flexible in terms of input parameters and constraints and can therefore readily be applied to any vaccination programme and can easily accommodate possible alterations to incorporate future vaccination programme changes.
Many of the fun cookie recipes are blank canvases that can easily accommodate improvisational alterations or substitutions.
Landscape alterations that accommodate crop and pasture-based operations negatively alter stream habitats and biota.
Finally, getting a smaller-scale work accepted for performance -- on the condition that you will make any suggested alterations and accommodate the whims of the stage director, who may be a musical ignoramus.
Since then the airport has made significant changes to accommodate regular flights, including alterations to the airfield layout and the building of Scotland's only triple air bridge.
Child care services were also offered by home-based operators who offered their services in their homes without making many alterations to accommodate young children's needs.
