The phrase "accommodate the switch" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the ability to adjust or make provisions for a change or transition, often in a technical or operational context.
Example: "We need to accommodate the switch to the new software system by training all employees on its features."
Alternatives: "facilitate the change" or "adjust to the transition."
But it decided not to recommend the change, saying that the city's antiquated voting machines might not be able accommodate the switch and that there needed to be more debate.
The extra time spent in using the NavisWorks Roamer to accommodate the switch of reference frames was certainly mostly cognitive overhead.
The introduction of glucose to a culture of S. cerevisiae cells growing by respiration evokes changes at both the level of gene expression and of metabolism, with several proteins being activated or deactivated and gene expression being completely re-programmed to accommodate the switch from respiration to fermentation.
Four groups, including "Ubiquitin mediated proteolysis," "Ubiquitin-protein ligase activity," "RNA degradation," and "Posttransriptional regulation of gene expression," are linked together through the degradation of proteins and RNAs used to accommodate the switch between the "early" and "late" stages of the FGF2-induced processes.
To accommodate the dramatic substrate switch from the long aliphatic Pyl tail to a short aromatic moiety, we mutated active site residues lining the entire surface of the side chain binding pocket in the Y384F PylRS mutant library.
However, considering the feature of the IPTV network environment where the multicast channel is rapidly changed, it is difficult to accommodate the fast channel switching with the legacy approach.
The technique is successfully applied to the integration of polymer and gold plasmonic structures in silicon photonic SOI chips with 1.9 μm deep cavities intended to accommodate the plasmonic waveguide switching technology.
For a cassette, use tapes that are long enough to accommodate the lecture, and, if necessary, switch sides of the cassette swiftly and smoothly.
A small shift in the position of the substrate thioester group relative to the catalytic carboxylate group caused by a switch in the structure of the physiological substrate might be most readily accommodated by the switch from nucleophilic catalysis to base catalysis or vice versa.
At a Society for Human Resource Management conference in Washington DC last month, a session on drug testing in the workplace was so heavily attended that organizers had to switch rooms to accommodate the audience.
The elevated routine oxygen flux and electron transport capacity in MRL-MSCs may provide benefits when faced with a lack of substrate by better accommodating the switch towards oxidative metabolism.
