'accommodate the modifications' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to mean that you need to make changes in order to accommodate something. For example, "The company had to accommodate the modifications required by their new health and safety policy."
It was necessary to make adjustments in the locations of the blanket supports and manifolds to accommodate the design modifications in the ELM/VS coils.
The re-entry module itself would have been enlarged to accommodate the larger crew, and the modifications made to the spacecraft for the MOL program would have been incorporated, including the hatch in the heat shield, which would have been used to provide access to the cargo module.
Following the workshop, the coding algorithms for the retained QIs will be jointly revised by the two expert coders to both accommodate the panel's recommended modifications and ensure consistency with the clinical definitions established.
Therefore, a combination of NU 1-2012 aNU NU 2-2012 standards were applied, with modifications to accommodate the InSPira HD.
The algorithm will have several modifications to accommodate the different spectral bands and will have improvements to the multilayer cloud retrieval and cloud phase discrimination.
The following approximation result that we shall need can be proved as Proposition 4.1 of [9] with minor obvious modifications to accommodate the presence of (tin I:=[0,T]).
The nature of a column family lends itself well to this type of situation since the HTable will not need modifications to accommodate the differences in addresses.
We also need the following approximation result that can be proved from Proposition 4.1 of [29] with minor modifications to accommodate the presence of (xinOmega).
Sparse k-means clustering was performed as described above, but with modifications to accommodate the heterogeneity of these datasets.
The discussion of experiment designs includes both repeated measures and parallel groups designs together with their advantages and disadvantages and some suggested modifications to accommodate the particular problems posed by MCS.
