The phrase "accommodate restrictions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to adjust or adapt to certain limitations or rules.
Example: "In order to comply with the new regulations, we must accommodate restrictions on our production processes."
Alternatives: "adapt to limitations" or "adjust to constraints".
Dynamic programming algorithms for alignment can accommodate missing restriction sites, false restriction sites, and missing fragments by allowing for different alignment extensions.
Often, abbreviated subject titles are needed to accommodate transcript restrictions.
In general, it is easy to accommodate food restrictions in Berlin.
With advance notice, we are happy to work with caterers to accommodate dietary restrictions.
The design of the resonator is optimized to accommodate the restrictions of the fabrication process, to maximize the frequency tunability and to minimize the biasing voltage.
More recently, several superstructure-based optimisation methods have been proposed to accommodate pressure restrictions, additional equipment and other practical constraints when finding the optimal flowsheet configuration.
In the Mountain West region, bridges integrating skew and curvature are becoming an increasingly prominent component of modern highway transportation systems due to their ability to accommodate geometric restrictions imposed by existing highway components.
"The challenge in the marketplace is that while seniors are often not as well informed about their options, they increasingly need homes that are modified to accommodate mobility restrictions," Professor Retsinas said, "and because of that they are more susceptible to predatory lending".
To modify a preferential pattern to accommodate supply restrictions but remain as close as possible to the original preferential distribution, we make use of a method known variously by the names biproportional adjustment, iterative proportional fitting, and others.
The benefit of the return-to-work pool is that work itself is therapeutic - so it helps speed your staff member's recovery when you are unable to accommodate their restrictions.
