The phrase "accommodate mechanisms" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ability to adapt or provide support for certain systems or processes.
Example: "The new software is designed to accommodate mechanisms that enhance user experience and streamline operations."
Alternatives: "support systems" or "adapt processes".
MDC's insistence on the regularity of mechanisms is abandoned, for example, to accommodate mechanisms that work only once or that work irregularly (Skipper and Milstein 2005; Bogen 2005; see also Section 2.1.2 below).
Bechtel and Abrahamson's emphasis on the "functions" is abandoned to accommodate mechanisms that serve no end and to distance mechanism from this loaded term so often opposed to mechanism (although see Craver 2001a; Garson 2013; Maley and Piccinini forthcoming; see also Section 4.5 below).
In specific, her dissertation analyzes the variation in the availability and use of accommodating mechanisms in EU legislation.
A new pool cover is being designed to accommodate driving mechanisms for the neutron transmutation doping facility and capsule facility on the cover.
This brings us to consider modifications of the original HH formalism to accommodate bifurcation mechanisms from excitable to oscillatory behaviours that can respect this experimental observation.
It is possible, however, to read the MDC statement as asserting, not a factual kind of regularity, but as a counterfactual kind of near-determinism: were all the conditions the same, then the mechanism would likely produce the same phenomenon, where "likely" accommodates mechanisms with stochastic elements.
Here, we introduce a graph-based framework that can accommodate non-equilibrium mechanisms.
This feature makes them a natural frame to study drug mode of action, as they can accommodate detailed molecular mechanisms.
One of the barriers to progress here has been the absence of a mathematical framework that can accommodate non-equilibrium mechanisms in gene regulation.
Dealing with issues characterized by multiple and not easily discernible triggers, coupled with high levels of variability and uncertainty, disaster policy and management must be guided by sound science and an effectively integrated coordination mechanism to accommodate the interaction and overlapping mechanisms involved.
When the inhibiting metabolite and mechanism of inhibition are known, the approach described here can probably be generalized to accommodate the inhibition mechanism in our future work.
