The phrase "accommodate deviations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where adjustments or modifications are made to account for variations or differences from a standard or expected outcome.
Example: "The project plan was designed to accommodate deviations in the timeline due to unforeseen circumstances."
Alternatives: "allow for variations" or "adjust for discrepancies."
Our strategy uses imputed marker covariates for animals that are not genotyped, together with an appropriate residual genetic effect to accommodate deviations between true and imputed genotypes.
The first term in equation (7) is the best linear predictor (BLP) of g1 given g2, and the second is a residual genetic effect to accommodate deviations between the true breeding value, g1, and its prediction from g2,, which we refer to as ε, the "imputation residual".
He engaged willingly, and fluently, in debate with distinguished western thinkers on the nature of ethics and 20th-century philosophies, on the nature of good and evil, and on how political regimes could accommodate such deviations.
The film also reminds us that our biological characteristics may be conceived as optimal only when our societies are adequately equipped to accommodate radical deviations from a biosocial norm.
Rather, an inherent aspect of any useful protocol is that it can accommodate local deviation.
Several modifications are being made to the theory to accommodate the observed deviations in behaviour of materials during processing.
To accommodate these systematic deviations, we develop a mass-to-charge dependent correction, leading to a reduction in the error of the collision cross-section measurement to around 0.5%.
Apart from the nitramine groups which project outwards, above and below the plane of the ring, the structure is reasonably open and can accommodate the minor deviations in packing involved in twinning.
Because inconsistencies prevent query answering and semantic interoperability, a framework for phenotypic descriptions must accommodate statements about deviations from reference models without leading to inconsistencies.
It can also be used, along with the existing analytical solution for wellbore pressures of Lingen, as a basic building block in a more general and rigorous prediction method for temperatures and pressures in wellbores, accommodating variable deviation angles, variable wellbore diameters, tapered tubing strings, and layered rock formations with different heat transmission characteristics.
The defects accommodate the tilt deviation from twin orientation and present a large step height.
