The phrase "accommodate that approach" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the ability to adapt or adjust to a particular method or strategy.
Example: "In order to improve our workflow, we need to accommodate that approach in our planning sessions."
Alternatives: "adapt to that method" or "adjust to that strategy."
In the 1950's, much of the street was widened to accommodate the Avenue of the Americas subway lines that approach from the east along Houston Street.
This peak is attributed to the restricted rearrangement of C atoms in the graphene network to accommodate the approaching Zn–H.
The supervisors have their own vision of the department, embodied on the juvenile side in an "L.A. model" of individual care and closely monitored outcomes rather than punishment, and they have invested millions in remodeling a youth camp into a campus that will accommodate and enhance that approach.
While there may be some loss of precision in using all CpG features present on a given array, we view this as an acceptable sacrifice to accommodate an agnostic approach that permits any CpG to serve as a DMR.
It is thought that Force India are unlikely to accommodate any approach as they plan to use Hülkenburg during Friday practice sessions as they did with Paul di Resta, who has a race seat this year, last season.
It's also a sign of the play's stature that it can accommodate different approaches to Willy Loman: you can cast a physical flyweight like Dustin Hoffman or a titanic heavyweight like Brian Dennehy.
JM cannot accommodate tree-based approaches that have the advantage of being flexible and not requiring any model specification.
As CDS development activities begin to unfold, assurances that these technologies will accommodate individualized approaches in medical decision-making will be essential for achieving more effective care through personalized medicine.
