The phrase "accommodate the measurement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to adjust or make provisions for a specific measurement in a context such as engineering, construction, or data analysis.
Example: "We need to accommodate the measurement of the new equipment to ensure it fits within the designated space."
Alternatives: "adjust for the measurement" or "make provisions for the measurement."
The overall robust output feedback model predictive controller consists of a robust observer that can accommodate the lost measurement and a new state feedback model predictive controller fulfilling the input and state constraints.
We invite language testers in general, and those in the Asian language testing community in particular, to engage in GBAs and to undertake the transformative design and research needed to accommodate the changing assessment and measurement realities.
This extended reassessment interval was chosen to accommodate the fact that random measurement error is often time dependent, and in practice, the period between clinical visits is often greater than several months [ 33].
These models can accommodate the dominant characteristics of measurements from DNA arrays, and they account for technical variation associated with normalization, spots, dyes, and batches as well as the biological variation associated with the bioassay.
To simplify this measurement and accommodate the logistic regression and propensity score analysis, the scale was classified into 1 and 0 (higher versus lower recall).
The structure of the database (see the 'Sediment database structure' section and the 'Data types' section) has been significantly expanded to accommodate the greater diversity of magnetic measurements made on lake and marine sediments and the large number of dating methods applicable.
Secondary outcomes will be evaluated using mixed models to accommodate the correlation of the repeated measurements taken on an individual over time.
In order to better handle the case of noisy phenotype measurements and accommodate the correlation structure among time points, we propose an alternative approach that maintains much of the simplicity and speed of the regression-based method.
