The phrase "accommodate stress" is correct and can be used in written English.
It means to adjust or make allowances for the pressure or strain that someone or something may experience. Example: The company has implemented new policies to accommodate stress in their employees, such as flexible work hours and mental health resources.
To accommodate stresses due to a thermal expansion mismatch between substrate and coating, it is desirable that there is a gradient of properties, rather than a sharp interface.
Here we demonstrate a simple co-precipitation and calcination routine to graft ultrathin NiCo2O4 nanosheets onto highly-ordered mesoporous carbon CMK-3 to form a new mesoporous-nanosheet structure which can accommodate stresses induced by volume changes and provide favourable conducting paths.
Cellular physiology must be adjusted to accommodate stress-related demands and metabolic requirements.
This shear is substantially more effective in accommodating stress concentration and high strain rate than conventional deformation twinning.
Introduction of the rough Ni interfacial layer and utilization of the CNT cores lead to reinforced stability of the structure, well accommodated stress and enhanced charge transfer, which are responsible for the improved performance.
The C11b lamella effectively prevented the initial rapid propagation of cracks along the notched plane, because the ease of gliding of its dislocations and its deformability effectively accommodated stress concentration.
Since such growth cannot be accommodated, stresses are induced that form and widen the gap.
Because of the exploratory nature of adaptive improvisation, alleviation of stress by exploration will typically require a longer period of time compared to responses which have been previously selected based on their ability to accommodate this stress (e.g. pre-evolved responses to recurrent stress such as heat shock).
The in situ analysis at different strain levels shows that amorphous chains in the fibre accommodate the stress differently.
