The phrase "accommodate technologies" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the ability to adapt or make provisions for various technologies in a specific context, such as in business, education, or infrastructure.
Example: "Our new office design aims to accommodate technologies that enhance collaboration and productivity."
Alternatives: "adapt to technologies" or "support technologies".
"We have to constantly revise budgets to accommodate technology, which can subtract from another aspect of the event," Mr. Weaber said.
Instead, many libraries are culling their collections and adapting floor plans to accommodate technology training programs, as well as mini-conference rooms that offer private, quiet spaces frequently requested by self-employed consultants meeting with clients, as well as teenagers needing space to huddle over group projects.
In fact the numbers are far from decisive on this and many industry experts and ISPs themselves have said that the net neutrality rules had nothing to do with changes in investment — instead, they follow years-long cycles of updating infrastructure, accommodating technology changes like 5G and so on.
That approach would better reflect the realities of today's digital technologies and accommodate the technologies of the future.
Typically, this class of devices can accommodate Web technologies provided the technologies are adequately revisited, knowing that only a subset of these technologies are useful for implementing Web services in order to achieve the Web of Things (WoT) vision.
We introduce a cross-technology coordination mechanisms based on the detection of cross-technology interference and on-the-fly adaptations of the MAC protocol rules, in order to accommodate both technologies on the same interfering channels in a TDMA-like fashion.
Requesters of the data may be able only to accommodate certain technologies.
We are actively working with authorities around the world to adopt appropriate regulations to accommodate new technologies that can help solve many of the current problems with urban transportation — congestion, pollution and lost productivity at work.
