The phrase "accommodate models of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the ability to adapt or make provisions for different models or frameworks in a particular context, such as research, design, or analysis.
Example: "The new software is designed to accommodate models of various data structures, ensuring flexibility in data processing."
Alternatives: "adapt to models of" or "support models of".
This type of account can accommodate models of discovery, in which genealogical unity integrates a variety of resources that can be both theoretical and applied, or scientific and non-scientific (an example, from physics, the discovery of superconductivity, can be found in Holton, Chang and Jurkowitz 1996).
DCM is a general framework for testing mechanistic hypotheses of how measured signals are generated and, in so doing, can accommodate models of different types.
The modelling framework accommodates models of different types representing different sub-systems of the PTC-based reactive system; databases of model parameters and carefully collected and checked (for thermodynamic consistency) experimentally measured data.
You put the phone inside the case and fit a cap on the top; it comes with two caps of different sizes to accommodate most models of phones.
This may have occurred because of a lack of cultural responsive service provision, poor clinician-patient cross-cultural communication, a mistrust of Western clinicians/medicine, or an inability to accommodate Indigenous models of health and holistic therapy which can include spiritual concepts.
The stand provides a flexible mounting system to accommodate different models of vital sign monitor.
These data are difficult to accommodate in models of entry that envisage a specific receptor, even if widely distributed.
For example, if a project includes samples collected from participants in the developing world, an off-the-peg governance system developed in the USA or Europe will not include the specific provisions that will probably be necessary to accommodate differing models of consent, or that provide appropriate protection for participants facing different risks [ 32].
Because the number of veterans in some location subgroups did not accommodate multivariable modeling of exposures in relation to case status, veterans who had not entered Iraq or Kuwait were combined into a single subgroup.
Incorporating industry proven Mobile Edge computer protection, all three cases will accommodate all popular models of laptops and will be covered by the Mobile Edge Lifetime Warranty.
To this end, research is urgently needed in our setting to investigate what kinds of organizational changes are required to accommodate patient-centred models of chronic care and how to upscale them.
