The phrase "accommodate the developing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the need to adapt or make provisions for something that is in the process of growth or change.
Example: "Our organization aims to accommodate the developing needs of our community by providing additional resources and support."
Alternatives: "adapt to the evolving" or "support the growth of".
This botched result ought not to be surprising; the election of 1796 had been the first contested Presidential election in American history (in 1788 and again in 1792, Washington had run unopposed), and the Electoral College did not easily accommodate the developing two-party system.
During pregnancy, uterine smooth muscle (USM) coordinately adapts its contractile phenotype in order to accommodate the developing fetus and then prepare for delivery.
Thus, it is likely that TGF-βs locally regulate angiogenesis to accommodate the developing mammary gland.
After fertilization, the integuments grow and expand to accommodate the developing endosperm and embryo, but they also apparently have a role in coordinating the growth of both fruit and seeds [ 1].
For phenols, the significant correlation between pKa and dOphenolic (r = 0.810; Table S5) can be explained by the heterocyclic dissociation of the OH bond that should be facilitated by a positive charge on O, both by polarizing the bond and by accommodating the developing negative charge.
Although these regions are conserved, the anamniotic zebrafish unlike amniotic mammals undergo two distinct processes of neurodevelopment that are needed to accommodate the early developing larval life form.
Because of the extraordinary rate at which toxicogenomics technologies are evolving, current validation processes might need to adapt so as to accommodate the rapidly developing changes and advancements while still observing the basic tried-and-true validation principles.
Sir Nicholas devotes a large chunk of his report to explaining how market mechanisms can help to accommodate both the developing world's desire for self-enrichment, and its need to avert serious climate change.The Clean Development Mechanism, set up under the Kyoto protocol, permits companies in rich countries to buy emissions credits from companies in poor countries.
There is also an 1831 copy of The Cherokee Phoenix and Indians' Advocate from New Echota, Ga., that used special type to accommodate the newly developed written form of Cherokee.
We in the developed world have to reduce emissions even more rapidly to accommodate growth in the developing world.
In particular, neonatal skin cleansers should be mild to accommodate the not fully developed skin barrier, but they should also help cleanse skin that may contain dirt, sebum, saliva, urine, fecal matter, and fecal enzymes.
