'accommodate fluctuations' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase when referring to a situation that involves change or alterations. For example: Our team is prepared to accommodate fluctuations in the market whenever necessary.
The system could help utilities accommodate fluctuations in wind and solar power.
By quickly storing and delivering charge, batteries could accommodate fluctuations in supply and demand, and help to incorporate variable sources of power such as wind and solar.
These are natural gas plants designed to quickly change power output to accommodate fluctuations in electricity production from wind farms and solar power plants.
It should work with any HD television and broadband internet connection (the TV itself need not be online), and will adjust the quality of the video automatically to accommodate fluctuations in bandwidth.
Specific flexibilities can be built into employer employee contracts to accommodate fluctuations in service demand.
In this study, we proposed a neutrality test, the FITR, to accommodate fluctuations in population size using reference loci.
When we are young our bodies can more easily accommodate sudden fluctuations in blood pressure, but as we get older our blood vessels become stiffer and less flexible.
BRAVADO DESIGNS specializes in breast-feeding bras, which feature cups that unfasten singly and stretchable fabrics that accommodate size fluctuations during pregnancy and nursing.
Priorities for future research include reconceptualization of the reference condition approach to accommodate spatiotemporal fluctuations in community composition, and modification of indices of ecosystem health to recognize both taxon-specific sensitivities to intermittence and dispersal abilities, within a landscape context.
In order to accommodate potential fluctuations of uncertain parameters, a systematic three-stage method for the design of flexible multiperiod heat exchanger networks (HENs) is proposed, which satisfies not only the requirement of the multiperiod operation but also the flexibility of the subperiod operation.
He admitted that some projects would be "reprioritized" this year to accommodate cost fluctuations, but would not specify which ones.
