The phrase "accommodate theories" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ability to include or adapt various theories within a particular framework or context.
Example: "The new research aims to accommodate theories from both psychology and sociology to provide a more comprehensive understanding of human behavior."
Alternatives: "incorporate theories" or "integrate theories".
The evidence is confusing enough to accommodate theories that Smenkhkare was Akhenaten's brother, son, son-in-law, gay lover, or wife.
Consequently, there is a desire among many critics of evolutionary theory to rewrite the rules of doing science, to do away with methodological naturalism a move that would thereby accommodate theories of intelligent design or creation under the umbrella of "science".
They rather reconstruct the notion of pramā as a justified true belief and include the two examples mentioned above in the list of the Gettier-type counter-examples, thereby attempting to accommodate pramāṇa theories within the framework of traditional epistemology.
They can haul a big boat or trailer and accommodate, in theory, up to nine passengers.
Write an essay commenting on whether religious doctrine and/or the religion as practiced can accommodate the theory of evolution or directly contradict it.
These codes continue to be modified to accommodate new theory and improvements to the particle interaction database (Cucinotta et al., 1994, NASA Technical Paper 3472, US Government Printing Office, Washington DC).
Rawls tries to accommodate his theory of justice to what he takes to be the important fact that reasonable people disagree deeply about the nature of morality and the good life and will continue to do so in any nontyrannical society that respects freedom of speech.
An ontological reading can accommodate the theory that heaven and earth and the "ten thousand things" are all constituted by qi.
While this would entail that forms of blindness due to neural dysfunction count as mental disorders, which goes against our normal usage, his goal is not to completely capture our intuitions, but rather to have an adequate set of definitions to accommodate a theory of psychiatric explanation within the field of cognitive neuroscience.
From that moment, it seemed as if anything could happen, at any time, and television news developed to accommodate that theory, into a round-the-clock enterprise lately enlarged (and in some ways diminished) by an auxiliary army of smartphones and Twitter feeds.
"One interesting fact after another emerged," Harr writes, "along with theories to accommodate them": Each theory, in turn, became known among the investigators as the cause du jour.
