The phrase "accommodate transfer" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the ability to facilitate or support a transfer of something, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "We need to accommodate the transfer of funds to ensure timely payments."
Alternatives: "facilitate transfer" or "support transfer".
The first and third levels accommodate transfer between the two.
Yes, the Career Services Office will do its best to accommodate transfer students' participation in the Fall Recruitment Program if timing permits.
Is it possible to imagine that private college campuses can look beyond their own cultural inertia to re-shape the demographics of their campus to accommodate transfer students?
UC spokeswoman Dianne Klein said that early talks with the coalition got hung up on how to accommodate transfer students and whether all UC campuses would be included.
In the 1960s, due to a national shortage of physicians and government incentives for schools that increased their class sizes, Dartmouth Medical School graduates began to experience difficulty in trying to transfer to other medical school to complete their final two years of medical school as other medical schools had increased their class size and could not accommodate transfer students.
At Middle School 141 in the Bronx, which grew to 1,130 from 1,060, there is a shortage of desks, class size has jumped to 34 from 29, and to accommodate transfers, a basement storage room was converted to a classroom.
Due to high demand, we are typically not able to accommodate all transfer requests.
On January 20th, a new President will be sworn in, and the structure being created to accommodate the transfer of power is now complete.
This work showed that PglB protein might be able to accommodate the transfer of the further engineered glycan with greater complexity.
To achieve this the reaction centers should not only be embedded in a chemically stable and electronically conducting matrix, which suppresses irreversible oxidation of the transition metals, but they also have to accommodate and transfer several electrons while sustaining a favorable redox potential.
Moreover, the action of manual propulsion necessitates that the hand exerts repetitive forces to the handrim [ 6, 7] in order that the hand/handrim coupling be stable to accommodate the transfer of the forces from the shoulder and arm muscles onto the handrim [ 7].
