The phrase "accommodate evolution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing adaptation, change, or the ability to adjust to new circumstances or developments.
Example: "In order to remain competitive, businesses must accommodate evolution in technology and consumer preferences."
Alternatives: "adapt to change" or "embrace development".
Actually, as suggested by the selections in Voices for Evolution, mainline Christianity can accommodate evolution, though it is doubtful that Biblical literalism can.
Cruz's and Carson's worldview is based more on fundamentalist religious, anti-scientific ideas, which cannot accommodate evolution by natural selection or human-caused climate change.
To accommodate evolution within populations, additional equations are added.
To accommodate grid evolution and seasonal effects, the impact of different retraining intervals is investigated.
The LES conceptual model is based on the energy and mass available to drive and accommodate landscape evolution.
To accommodate adaptive evolution among genotypes with different parameter values, we suppose that different X, Y genotype pairs are each growing in separate local patches.
When an individual based solution cannot be attained due to high mutation rates, spatial structuring of the ecosystem can accommodate the evolution of ecosystem based solutions.
Make sure that the piece of chocolate is large enough to accommodate full evolution of the flavor profile.
In fact, mainstream Christian theology sees no problem in accommodating evolution.
This comparison corroborates the advantage of using the time saved by the multiplex approach to accommodate more evolution-time increments, thereby increasing the resolution in the indirect dimensions.
In addition, the cocatalyst will preferentially accommodate electrons (hydrogen evolution site) or holes (oxygen evolution site), preventing recombination reactions on the surface [7, 8, 18, 25, 26, 27, 28].
