The phrase "accommodate limitations" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the need to adjust or adapt to certain constraints or restrictions in a situation.
Example: "In order to meet the project's goals, we must accommodate limitations in our budget and resources."
Alternatives: "adapt to constraints" or "adjust to restrictions".
In his WSJ article Lee Gomes cites several producers and engineers who say they're beginning to mix tracks to accommodate limitations inherent in compressed music.
To accommodate limitations of FFNN when training data contains a certain number of outliers, this paper presents new learning algorithm based on improvement of conventional extended Kalman filter (EKF).
In particular, the governance structure should consider how and whether research is likely to benefit African patients and accommodate limitations to informed consent.
Pain during a training session that was self-limited and not considered consistent with an injury (see above) was not considered an adverse event but may have resulted in an adjustment of training protocol to accommodate limitations.
To accommodate limitation of a single scale, this paper presents neural network with similar but yet different activation function hyper basis function (HBF).
Our findings suggest that when providing advice on physical activity, health providers should inquire about the patient's physical function limitations and make specific recommendations to accommodate those limitations.
A student with disabilities, he said, told him the college could not accommodate his limitations.
Steam turbines in nuclear power plants, which are still being constructed in a number of countries outside of the United States, typically operate at about 7,580 kilopascals gauge and at temperatures of up to 295 °C to accommodate the limitations of reactors.
"They have managed with great dexterity and ingenuity to accommodate the limitations and opportunities of the site and the constraints of the budget in concert with our programmatic requirements to create a facility that I think will be really a surprising and beautiful and highly functional addition to the Bay Area cultural scene," the museum's director, Lawrence Rinder, said in an interview.
Additionally, it was found that a filtered version of the pre-approved empirical record to accommodate the limitations of some shake tables do not always provide results consistent with the un-filtered record.
