The phrase "accommodate transmission" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to communication, technology, or logistics where the ability to facilitate or support the transfer of information or data is being discussed.
Example: "The new software update is designed to accommodate transmission of larger files without any loss of quality."
Alternatives: "facilitate transmission" or "support transmission".
The proposed model benefits from network reconfiguration to minimize energy, spinning reserve, wind curtailment and load shedding costs while accommodating transmission constraints.
As noted above, the joint scheduling operation provides much higher flexibility in accommodating transmissions of varying loading levels of multiple multicast group traffic flows.
They provide a roomier interior because there is no hump in the floor to accommodate the transmission and no driveshaft tunnel down the floor's center.
We assume that the length of the time slot is large enough to accommodate sequential transmission of all messages in that round.
The planning outcomes obtained from the proposed technique indicate that the advancement of the system reinforcement project to accommodate the transmission capacity reserve can be economically justified.
Similar to the situation in Thailand, many of the countries were challenged by the need for greater flexibility in pandemic planning and implementation in order to accommodate changing transmission circumstances and different pandemic scenarios.
This will come late this year, followed by a 95-HDR (High Data Rate) innovation which will ultimately accommodate megabit transmissions.
In addition, the chosen chaotic system is shown to be flexible in accommodating the transmission of signals with variable bandwidths, which promotes the superiority and versatility of the suggested secure communication technique.
Advancing the new transmission addition project in order to accommodate the proposed transmission capacity reserve can offer several benefits such as reducing energy loss, reducing reliability must run (RMR) generation cost, and reducing customer damage cost due to power supply failures.
