This is a valid phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to a situation in which a person, system, or scenario is making use of an application or technology in order to meet the needs of a particular situation. For example: "The IT team worked hard to accommodate the application to fit the company's security policies."
A drop weight testing apparatus was slightly modified to accommodate the application of the dynamic tensile load to specimens and instrumented to detect the applied dynamic load.
These laws empower parents somewhat to prevent exposure, and should be considered as a model approach for other states to prevent disease, but not a very good model in that it gives the citizen a "choice" to essentially restrict his/her activities or those of his/her family in order to accommodate the application of pesticides.
On the Summary page of the setup you'll be able to check that all needed components to be installed are selected and if your computer has enough memory to accommodate the application.
The TaSDN can arrange and accommodate the applications with required QoS considering the time factor, and enhance the data center responsiveness to quickly provide for intra-datacenter service demands.
The method we recommended has been explored in the literature but was tailored in this paper to accommodate the new application to the MCBS data.
Although proposed system is ready to support entertainment videos, it is extended to accommodate the telemedicine applications.
At its simplest, "better" means that the decisions halt or minimize adverse impacts of technologies and their applications and accommodate the development and application of technologies that can produce substantial societal benefits.
How can we design low-latency, gigabit wireless IoT edge to accommodate the new disruptive applications?
To accommodate the numerous biostructural applications that still make use of the PDB format, the GLYCAM PDB-style carbohydrate nomenclature system was created.
