The phrase "accommodate transport" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ability to provide or facilitate transportation for people or goods.
Example: "The new facility was designed to accommodate transport for both employees and deliveries efficiently."
Alternatives: "facilitate transportation" or "support transport".
This is the first thermodynamic study of proton:peptide stoichiometry in the POT family and reveals that secondary active transporters can evolve different coupling mechanisms to accommodate and transport chemically and physically diverse ligands across the membrane.
It was first used to reveal how water molecules act together to accommodate and transport electric charge.
Some male loricariid catfishes develop elaborate dermal, branching growths and spines around the head; in others, the lower lip is enlarged to accommodate the transport of eggs.
The base is designed to accommodate military transport aircraft, "miscellaneous light- and medium-load aircraft," and two of America's most notorious and powerful weaponized drones — the MQ-1 Predator and the MQ-9 Reaper — according to documents obtained by the Intercept.
The plug and the TMS lining the channel and lateral gate need to move further in order to accommodate and transport secretory and membrane proteins.
All together, these observations suggest that the cell possesses multiple tools to accommodate ACC transport from one tissue to the other.
The ability to couple different numbers of protons to structurally and chemically diverse ligands may explain how the POT family is able to accommodate and transport such a large library of di- and tri-peptides.
A single NPC can accommodate ≈1000 transport events per second (Ribbeck and Görlich, 2001) and needs as little as ≈10 ms to translocate an Impβ·cargo complex from the cytoplasmic to the nuclear side of the pore (Yang et al, 2004; Kubitscheck et al, 2005).
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