The phrase "accommodate sharing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ability or willingness to allow or facilitate the act of sharing, often in contexts related to resources, information, or experiences.
Example: "The new software is designed to accommodate sharing among team members, making collaboration more efficient."
Alternatives: "facilitate sharing" or "enable sharing".
H.239 is useful when a single end point (e.g., that of the instructor) needs to display information simultaneously to one or more other end points (e.g., those of the students), but it is insufficient for accommodating sharing from all participants.
Computing architectures and software are evolving to accommodate resource sharing, light-weight processes, efficient task scheduling etc. to embrace the green theme.
Our results converge with theories that consider empathy as accommodating a shared representation of emotions and sensations between individuals, allowing us to understand others [3].
But its success may actually persuade other issuers that equity markets can accommodate further share sales.
At the other end of Italy the Tunisians who have landed on Lampedusa in recent weeks have met with hostility, but here the mayor, Domenico Luciano, told the government the locality was prepared to accommodate its share of the newcomers.
Since wind power development is closely linked with the development of its grid infrastructure, operation and dispatch issues, China has to manage and ensure it to accommodate greater shares of variable wind power.
Additionally, the background questionnaire was provided in multiple languages in Austria (German, Turkish, and Serbo-Croatian), Finland (Finnish and Swedish), Norway (Norwegian and English), the Slovak Republic (Slovak and Hungarian) and the United States (English and Spanish) to accommodate larger shares of non-native speakers (OECD 2013b).
This version includes a wizard to simplify firewall setup to accommodate for multiple computers sharing an Internet connection.
We do, however, agree that investment in clinical trial site development needs to be sensitive to opportunity and other costs, and that trial sites should consider resource sharing to accommodate initiatives and activities that can make more efficient use of scarce resources, especially in developing country settings.
The Smart Grid can be defined as an electricity network supported by an intelligent infrastructure, both hardware and software, capable of accommodating high shares of Distributed Energy Resources.
