The phrase "accommodate visualization" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ability to support or facilitate visual representation or understanding of information or data.
Example: "The new software is designed to accommodate visualization of complex data sets, making it easier for users to interpret the information."
Alternatives: "support visualization" or "facilitate visualization".
The proposed framework is designed to be modular and extensible, and to accommodate advanced visualization and human interaction together with data access and management capabilities.
AFLP analysis followed the procedure of Vos et al. [ 35], modified to accommodate fluorescent visualization and using the restriction enzyme pair EcoRI/PstI [ 41].
The UTGB Toolkit is designed to accommodate various requirements of data visualization, as visualization for genomic data tends to be different for each scientific study.
The slit allows also for flow visualization and can accommodate cylindrical-type spacers, positioned transversally to the flow and in direct contact with the bottom wall, with diverse inter-filament distances to study the critical Reynolds numbers marking the departure from the steady-state laminar flow regime.
In introducing these systems into the class, the teachers would have to accommodate their explanation to the visualization policy established by each system.
Galaxy's visualization framework, then, is flexible enough to accommodate nearly any Web-based visual application.
A workflow system is highly flexible and is designed to accommodate any changes on table before interactive visualization.
This collective, "bottom up" mapping will accommodate the embedding of another form of data visualization: zoom-in areas will reveal fictionalized models of towns offering some form of sanctuary to immigrants.
Calculating the distance between Asp94 and Arg98 facilitated the visualization of a pocket that is believed to accommodate LVX, thus underscoring the critical role played by both residues in the FQ binding.
The talk will occur in the standard time slot for the Visualization Friday Forum — noon on Friday, December 4 — but the location is changing to accommodate a larger audience.
