The phrase "accommodate the pressure" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the ability to handle stress or demands in a situation, such as in a work environment or during a challenging task.
Example: "In high-stress situations, it's important to develop strategies that help you accommodate the pressure effectively."
Alternatives: "manage the pressure" or "handle the pressure".
Lang was confident, according to minutes of a meeting that May, that the structure "should be able to accommodate" the pressures as is.
The real danger, far more common and historically accurate, is that the four-acre parcel will be turned commercial to accommodate the pressures of people wanting to "shop" conveniently, on this residential street.
"Over time, if someone is gaining weight, the feet splay to try and accommodate the increased pressure – which can cause pain, lead to mobility issues and increase your risk of developing osteoarthritis in the lower limb joints.
The deformation systems which accommodate the indentation pressure lie in discrete crystallographic orientations.
RR was titrated according to pH and PaCO2 and V t was reduced to accommodate the plateau pressure (P plat) if values exceed 30 cmH2O.
In response to increased resistance, the pulmonary circulation remodels to accommodate the higher pressure and maintain oxygenation.
Although broadly similar to the microcirculation in other vertebrate groups, structural and physiological differences accommodate the low blood pressure and the range of thermal environments inhabited by fishes.
Plans are being made for around £450m of cuts to accommodate the resulting financial pressure".
Life moves on for most people, as they find a way to accommodate to the pressure to conform.
That could be difficult for Mr. Rajoy to accommodate, given the pressure he is under to raise tax revenue to meet budget deficit goals agreed to with his European counterparts.
Since the TA base step is the most flexible of all base steps, it is most able to accommodate the stress created at the pressure points.
