The phrase "accommodate the introduction of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ability to make adjustments or changes to allow for the introduction of something new, such as a policy, system, or idea.
Example: "The new software will accommodate the introduction of additional features in the next update."
Alternatives: "facilitate the introduction of" or "allow for the introduction of".
The papers also show how the project ballooned: a huge investment in training and infrastructure of the security services, building prisons to accommodate the possible introduction of internment for Hamas members, the establishment of the Dayton military battalions to confront Hamas, the planning to depose Hamas in Gaza, the targeted assassination of Hamas leaders.
Beyond this last reference, very little is known on the effect of bolus consistency on masticatory kinematics and how immature mandibular control is adapted to accommodate the progressive introduction of new food consistencies in young subjects.
The reduction of strain energy is accommodated by the introduction of generally greater than the concomitant cost of increased surface energy associated with creating the cluster.
The model is predicated on the notion that the relaxation of mismatch strain in the film is accommodated by the introduction of dislocation loops whose population, dimensions and interaction energies are controlled by the film thickness and microstructural dimensions.
Such a relatively large lattice misfit can be accommodated by the introduction of a regular network of misfit dislocations at the interface [13] allowing a well-ordered cube-on-cube growth driven by the substrate along the (001) direction.
The computerised database is updated and revised to accommodate the needs of the users and introduction of new national programmes.
We accommodate the needs of the whole institution.
They suggested that the PB transposon can accommodate large foreign genes and readily mediate the introduction of foreign genes up to 14 kb in length.
Such dates will accommodate both the Semitic/pastoralism-associated expansion and the introduction of Bos taurus to Europe from North East Africa or Middle East.
