The phrase "accommodate loads" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a structure's ability to handle a large amount of weight or cargo. For example: The bridge was constructed to accommodate loads of up to 30 tons.
These adaptations allow certain regions of the cartilage to respond to loading; other regions are less well suited to accommodate loading.
If L sc ≥0, it shows that other cluster controllers in cluster i enable to accommodate load from CC ij.
And while users have to increase their server size if they hit a capacity constraint on EC2, Lambda will scale more or less infinitely to accommodate load — without any manual intervention.
There are many minor changes in level design, some for the purpose of balancing gameplay, but most to accommodate loading transition areas, due to the memory limitations of the PlayStation 2. Loki Games worked on a Linux version of the game, but the company went out of business before releasing it.
It is based on a model of T-plate weld joints with built-in ends and, therefore, accommodates load shedding effects directly.
To address this issue, we propose the G-PAVER reordering scheme that produces an effective preconditioner in the form of overlapping diagonal blocks while simultaneously accommodating load balancing on distributed-memory architectures and controlling overlap sizes.
Since current distribution grids are not designed to accommodate these loads, potential benefits of such policies might be compromised.
It is found that the double and triple collection trays can accommodate decay loads up to 29 MW.
Uncertainties in this design regarding fuel and clad dimensions needed to accommodate mechanical loads and fuel swelling are presented.
And public fast-charging stations don't impact the grid much because they are part of commercial grids that have transformers and other equipment sized to accommodate large loads.
