The phrase "accommodate the array of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ability to adapt or make provisions for a variety of items, needs, or situations.
Example: "The new software is designed to accommodate the array of user preferences and requirements."
Alternatives: "cater to the range of" or "adapt to the variety of".
Scholars are steadily coming to understand the entire matter in ways that account for the history of Bruckner editing and that accommodate the complex array of musical sources now available.
While the film is the trilogy's most richly told chapter, it cannot accommodate the endless array of novelistic observations for which its source material has been celebrated.
The larger space seems necessary to accommodate the almost dizzying array of options: not only is the permanent menu substantial and the list of daily specials formidable but the friendly waitstaff likes to encourage ever bolder choices.
We took advantage of the Agilent 244K high density custom array to accommodate the large number of test probes.
A flexible array design can accommodate the elimination of unsuitable probes and, more importantly, the subsequent inclusion of additional probes as soon as novel unique transcripts are identified.
Targets must also accommodate the use of large area silicon detector arrays, high-efficiency gamma arrays, and heavy ion detector systems to efficiently measure the reaction products.
Unlike the small 5-array banks described previously, large 36 HEX LED light fixtures were developed to accommodate the uniform irradiation of large flats of plants used in the study of crop production for advanced life support in space.
The operation of the microdistillation chip was constrained by hydrodynamics when the array of micropillars could not accommodate the liquid flow completely, thus leading to slug formation, which caused adverse effects on the separation.
During the marathon talks, Mr. Lamy sought to accommodate an array of competing interests among developed and emerging nations.
One pole is characterized by a tubular inner membrane invagination, while the other exhibits asymmetric periplasmic expansion to accommodate an array of type III secretion systems (T3SSs).
