The phrase "accommodate on the basis" is not correct in standard written English.
It is unclear and may lead to confusion without additional context.
Example: "We can accommodate your request on the basis of availability."
Alternatives: "accommodate based on" or "adjust according to".
In the present paper, we propose the first comprehensive classification system capable of accommodating, on the basis of surgical complexity, any major oncological, oncoplastic or reconstructive procedure used in the surgical treatment of primary and locally recurrent breast cancer.
The FAO/UNESCO legend is a very simple classification system with very broad units, but was the first truly international system, and most soils could be accommodated on the basis of their field descriptions.
The rest were accommodated on the, and.
Bedrooms were accommodated on the first and second floor.
To accommodate subtypes identified on the basis of sequence data alone, the scheme originally developed for MAb reactivity data (3 ) was modified so that VR families and variants were assigned on the basis of amino acid sequence relationships rather than their reactivity with specific MAbs.
We will accommodate on a first come, first served basis.
Other factors that limit an individual's access to health care include physical disabilities, lack of accommodating medical equipment, discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation and gender, mental and behavioral health issues, race, ethnicity, and living in rural or underserved areas.
With the industrial development of the Union, the drift of the natives to the towns would grow, he said, and they would have to be accommodated next to European communities on the basis of separatism (apartheid).
The NYPD, Doepfner wrote, "has accommodated on an almost daily basis since last fall, numerous large groups of demonstrators and marchers, all with virtually no cooperation, notice or advance planning from Occupy Wall Street representatives".
Walk-ins will only be accommodated on a space-available basis.
