The phrase "accommodate devices" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ability of a system, platform, or environment to support or work with various devices.
Example: "The new software update is designed to accommodate devices of all sizes, ensuring a seamless user experience."
Alternatives: "support devices" or "adapt to devices".
The original was a single piece of ABS plastic, but this one introduces a single moving part to accommodate devices of different thicknesses.
3DMol.js [22] was used to render molecular geometry in 3D, D3 [23] to render charts, and responsive design elements to accommodate devices of various sizes/aspect rations.
But it is shrinking from a very high number, so the market is still large enough to accommodate devices like the Surface 3. It delivers a dependable Windows 10 experience in a very portable package.
The improvements can be divided into three categories: 1) highly accurate tracking devices with rigid placement and full calibration; 2) lightweight selection of input/output devices and external power source, and 3) load-bearing vest to accommodate devices and distribute weight evenly around the user's body.
In fact the opposite seems to be the case with reports of adjustments and alterations having to be made to people's lives to accommodate devices into the home.
"We've had to adapt to new technology, support more devices and meet the growing demands of consumers looking for accessories that can accommodate multiple devices," said Ezra S. Ashkenazi, chief executive of iHome, one of the biggest makers of iPhone clock radios and other Apple audio accessories.
But some big network operators may have to upgrade in order to accommodate more devices.
Parada says the dimensions of a hydrogel laminate may be tuned to accommodate different devices.
Toshiba says it set the USB ports far enough apart to accommodate bulky devices that would normally block the use of the adjacent port.
The dock is too small to house the iPad, full or mini, but a USB port and a 3.5mm audio input in the back can accommodate most devices.
Collected data is informing a NEWA redesign planned for 2019 to best address grower preferences, capitalize on new internet technologies, accommodate mobile devices, and deliver attribution to and resources from partner states.
