The phrase "accommodate variability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where flexibility or adaptability to changes or differences is being discussed, such as in project management or system design.
Example: "Our new software is designed to accommodate variability in user preferences and behaviors."
Alternatives: "allow for variability" or "adapt to variability".
To do this requires significant flexibility in staffing patterns and systems to accommodate variability in patient numbers and acuity.
While social-ecological systems evolve to accommodate variability, there is growing evidence that changes in drought, storm and flood extremes are increasing exposure of currently vulnerable populations.
Because study conduct may have contributed to these results, we performed a second study, Study B. This study incorporated injection technique training, a defined injection site, and a larger sample size to accommodate variability.
Second, most existing applications do not provide mechanisms to accommodate variability in prior class frequencies.
The differences in results exist because the flexibility of the physician serves to accommodate variability in patient arrival patterns.
Thus flexibility to accommodate variability in intervention delivery, tailored to individual patient/family preferences, may be required for phase 3 research.
The imaging design accommodated variability immediately before errors (handedness of response) and immediately after (degree of post-error slowing) using distinct within-trial regressors.
Although the random effect model accommodated variability among studies, we examined the extent of heterogeneity in the individual trials.
The low incidence of scrapie in ARQ/ARQ sheep in the VLA scrapie flock, despite its establishment from flocks that included confirmed scrapie cases of that genotype, highlights the complexity of adopting a 'one size fits all' policy for the control of scrapie, and of the difficulties of accommodating variability arising as a result of genotype.
The Poisson regression model presented above is able to accommodate baseline variability (variance in the control event rates across studies).
"Baselines can be adjusted to accommodate emissions variability associated with the extraction of a natural resource or reserve.
