The phrase "accommodate the shift" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the need to adjust or adapt to a change in circumstances or conditions.
Example: "In order to meet the new market demands, we must accommodate the shift in consumer preferences."
Alternatives: "adapt to the change" or "adjust to the transition".
Still, as Americans have become bigger and bigger (though not necessarily taller), sizing has evolved to accommodate the shift.
And so, two months ago, the 40 members of the academy's board of governors voted to hold the Oscars earlier -- for a two-year trial period beginning in 2004 -- if the Kodak Theater, the Oscar's home, and ABC, which broadcasts the event, could accommodate the shift.
The fact that there are staff shortages in all areas could be that there are people who do not have the desire to be there, or the family circumstances to accommodate the shift systems; or in the case of A&E they may not even consider that is the area in which they want to work, vocational calling or not.
To accommodate the shift of Leno to 11 35 p.m., Conan O'Brien was asked to move his poorly performing, seven-month-old incarnation of The Tonight Show back a half-hour, a request he denied (and blasted) days later in a letter addressed to "People of Earth".
Local homes were not affected by the project, although the state had to purchase property to accommodate the shift.
Simply pushing money around the Fund, or changes in governance to accommodate the shift in economic power accumulated among the emerging markets, will only amount to more of the same failed efforts at the superficial approach to debt.
Politicians and Madison Avenue executives know to accommodate the shifting mood.
Other times, the law is forced to change to accommodate the shifts that technology has made possible.
Little Polgarron, Cornwall Set back from the rugged sands and rockpools of Booby's Bay, this brand new retreat comes with a cinema room and a range of indoor and outdoor dining spaces to accommodate the shifting seasons.
Since it already consumes too much, that leaves business investment and net exports.Monetary policy can help achieve this by accommodating the shift in relative prices that rebalancing requires.
Such advancements require sophisticated tech resources and Wells Fargo has accommodated the shift by hiring fewer customer-facing positions and focusing instead on hiring software engineers and IT security.
