The phrase "accommodate inadequate" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express the idea of making adjustments for something that is insufficient or lacking, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "We need to find a way to accommodate the inadequate resources we currently have for the project."
Alternatives: "address the insufficiency" or "make adjustments for the deficiency."
Therefore, grey relational analysis (GRA) was proposed [14] for accommodating inadequate data systems and solving decision-making problems in which there are multiple interrelated criteria [15].
After fleeing the war zone in their homeland, an estimated 7 million refugees were being accommodated in inadequate camps in India, where diseases such as cholera had become rife.
The detention environment exacerbates their burden of care and the facilities and medical services provided are inadequate to accommodate their needs".
Advocates of the sports park plan stressed that the town's current public ballfields are overused and inadequate to accommodate East Hampton's various baseball, softball, soccer, football, rugby and other teams.
Legal experts said the trials proceeded at a brisker clip, days instead of months, but advocacy groups for private lawyers have complained that training for them and investigators has been sparse and the courtrooms physically inadequate to accommodate such trials.
Generally, an earnings surprise is followed by a burst of trading activity, sizable but inadequate to accommodate all shareholders, many unprepared for immediate decision.
The NZTA recommendation for the seat length was severely inadequate to accommodate for the large displacements of skewed bridges, especially in the transverse direction.
During the recent pandemic, even in wealthy countries that developed and produced an H1N1 vaccine as soon as possible, vaccine supplies were inadequate to accommodate all who sought timely vaccination.
Mr. Ward said that a 1999 town study of the library system -- the main library in Smithtown and branches in Kings Park, Commack and Nesconset -- found several problems, including inadequate space to accommodate the town's 115,000 residents.
Participants also thought that home haemodialysis would not be feasible because they had inadequate room to accommodate a machine at home.
