The phrase "accommodate deletion of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the ability to allow or facilitate the removal of something, such as data or content.
Example: "The software is designed to accommodate deletion of unnecessary files to free up storage space."
Alternatives: "allow for removal of" or "facilitate the deletion of".
The binary hierarchy is used not only for performance purposes, but also to accommodate the creation and deletion of clusters.
During evolutionary process, different regions of proteins are constrained differently; the regions critical for functional and structural integrity are well preserved, while the rest of the structure can diversify to accommodate insertions, deletions and substitutions [9], [10].
Consistent with parallel operation, ESCs in LIF accommodated Esrrb deletion and remained pluripotent.
The genome of HSV-1 is comparatively large and can accommodate a number of mutations and deletions.
Pain scale revisions include the deletion of chronic pain to accommodate cultural expectations in Taiwan.
This alleviates the concern for transgene loss during systemic spreading and allows the deletion of coat protein to accommodate larger transgene insertion.
Additionally, N*, where * is an RVD with a deletion in the 13th residue, can accommodate all letters of DNA including methylated cytosine.
One of the major advantages of similarity-based tests is the ability to accommodate multiple types of DNA variations (SNPs, insertions and deletions, CNV) observed within a region, given flexibility in the choice of similarity measures between two sequences [ 13].
The JAS 39B variant is 66 cm (26 in) longer than the JAS 39A to accommodate a second seat, which also necessitated the deletion of the cannon and a reduced internal fuel capacity.
METHODS: The recombinant Ad4 vectors were generated with a full deletion of the E3 region of Ad4 to accommodate the env gene sequences.
