The phrase "accommodate the balance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to adjust or make provisions for a certain equilibrium or fairness in a situation.
Example: "In order to ensure fairness in the negotiations, we must accommodate the balance between both parties' interests."
Alternatives: "maintain the equilibrium" or "adjust the scales".
For all that Bournemouth were accommodating, the balance of their side undone by the depressing swath of injuries that have denied Eddie Howe the spine of his first-choice team, Spurs were admirably clinical.
Worst case, you can apply for multiple cards (from different issuers) to accommodate the total balance and identify which amount from which card will go where.
Interesting is the change in protonation of this ligand to accommodate the charge balance, well demonstrating its flexibility, and also the change in bonding mode; although in the iron compound this is less protonated and the bonding is less extensive.
We made a good-faith effort to accommodate the player, balancing that with what we perceived our needs to be down the road.
For example, "carrier subjects" within the existing formal curriculum can be useful entry points by accommodating the necessary balance of knowledge, attitudes and skills together.
Species names may need to multiply to accommodate the diversity, although a balance needs to be maintained between excessive splitting groups apart and lumping them together.
Prior to analysis the data of the controls under hospital care were linearly weighted (factor 0.41)) to accommodate the actual 80%-20 80%-20ce of primary care worker and secondary care worker involvement in early pregnancy.
And they are beauties, whether stepping through tightly choreographed dressage routines, patiently accommodating the flips, balances and comedic high jinks of their flexible riders or tearing unbridled around the oval dirt track that constitutes most of the stage.
How did you extend the concept of balance to accommodate the emotions and physical requirements of the PATH station at Ground Zero?
