The phrase "accommodate such changes" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the ability to adjust or adapt to modifications or alterations in a situation or plan.
Example: "Our team is prepared to accommodate such changes in the project timeline to ensure successful completion."
Alternatives: "adapt to these changes" or "adjust to such modifications."
Even if changes in demand are somewhat predictable, it would still be desirable for the cloud service provider to be able to accommodate such changes without having to renegotiate a new SLA.
The Center for Sustainable Engineering has been established to help faculty members accommodate such changes through workshops and new educational materials, including a free access website with peer-reviewed materials.
Hence, the process must be designed to accommodate such changes as the norm, and be tailored to uncover them as early as possible, which is when learning, mistakes, and fixes are the least expensive.
In general, then, the symmetric analysis of similarity, combined with the de facto asymmetry of overdetermination, implies that worlds that accommodate counterfactual changes by preserving the actual past and allowing for divergence miracles are more similar to the actual world than worlds that accommodate such changes by allowing for convergence miracles that preserve the actual future.
Due to the fact that wastewater flow rates as well as the levels of contaminants may vary widely as a result of changes in operational conditions and/or feedstock and product specifications, optimal wastewater network designs should be resilient and able to accommodate such changes.
As a result of this imprecision, the children may be less able to detect perceptual variability related to their own productions, and hence show less perceptual fine-tuning to accommodate such changes.
These new changes hit those with lower incomes and least able to accommodate such a change the hardest.
Senator McCain and others listened as Mullen made clear that "the great young men and women of our military can and would accommodate such a change..
Weak relationships accommodate such Container type changes seamlessly ("Container relationships", see below).
It will be interesting in the future to understand how UBL-specific E1 conformational changes accommodate such distinct geometries during E1-to-E2 UBL transfer.
Mr. Caputo said Thursday evening that stations in other cities around the state had told the campaign that they could not accommodate such a last-minute change of their scheduling.
