The phrase "accommodate these effects" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the need to adjust or adapt to certain impacts or influences in a specific context.
Example: "In order to ensure the success of the project, we must accommodate these effects in our planning process."
Alternatives: "adapt to these effects" or "adjust for these effects".
Available models for thermal conductivity and crush strength have been extended to accommodate these effects incorporating cell structure and morphology (macroeffect), presence of fibers (microeffect), and graphite crystal d-spacing (nanoeffect).
The moment-distribution and load-height effects of transverse loading for LSBs, and the suitability of the current design modification factors to accommodate these effects for LSBs are not known.
Farming practices on earth have evolved for thousands of years to meet both the demands of an ever-increasing population and the availability of scarce resources, and now these practices must adapt to accommodate the effects of global warming.
Good standard practice in this context would include 1) to investigate the underlying assumptions of the epistasis detection or modeling technique, 2) to check whether these are valid, and 3) to take remedial measures or to accommodate the effects of identified violations.
Therefore, the main concern in constructing a modern national geodetic datum in Taiwan is determining how to accommodate the effects of crustal deformation to maintain a spatial accuracy of its coordinates during a long period.
These results are analyzed and the evidence points out to sustain the hypothesis that the model fails at low aspect ratios because an apparent contact resistance (1/hw) can no longer accommodate the effects of significant fluid bypassing and finite size of the near-wall region.
These measurements have allowed us to apply data from domain structures to identify probable sites of binding of the proteins and to test the ability of the model to accommodate the effects of the mutations.
Subspaces can accommodate the effect of a wide range of variations and capture the dynamic properties in the video sequences.
These models are fundamentally macroscopic or mesoscopic, and therefore, it is not easy to accommodate the effect of traffic lights and other traffic management measures such as dynamic route guidance and congestion pricing.
