The phrase "accommodate lower" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express the idea of making adjustments or provisions for something that is lower in status, level, or quantity, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "We need to accommodate lower expectations from the team this quarter due to unforeseen challenges."
Alternatives: "adjust for lower" or "make provisions for lower".
At least, the iPad maker has room to accommodate lower prices.
In general, the results of PVA modeling indicate that species with high reproductive capacities, such as arthropods and rodents, can accommodate lower MVPs than species with lower reproductive capacities, such as redwood trees and large mammals and some birds.
It is found that the capacitor-transformer-converter type PMS can accommodate lower input voltages, but the charge pump-capacitor-converter type PMS has a slightly higher power efficiency.
Maybe 4.1 will bring the various tools required accommodate lower resolutions and different aspect ratios.
More so, they are likely to have more space to construct an external kitchen to accommodate lower fuels such as wood, thereby increasing its consumption.
This is due to the lower amount of network resources that need to be activated to accommodate lower user activity during a weekend day.
To accommodate lower-income customers, Mr. Aguiar said, he has to charge less: $3.50 on average for a pair of pants.
Some analysts expect that the central bank, which has already adjusted its rules to accommodate lower-rated bonds, would find a way to prevent Greek debt from being completely ineligible.
At the same time, Intel has been making some inroads into graphics chips and recently started shipping chipsets that accommodate lower-end chips.
The report said that much more needs to be done to accommodate lower-ranking defectors, including scientists and other private citizens.
Tax reform that aggressively broadens the base would also have the advantage of accommodating lower rates without adding to the debt.
