The phrase "accommodated by applying" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing how something is adjusted or made suitable through the act of applying a method or principle.
Example: "The changes to the schedule were accommodated by applying a more flexible approach to time management."
Alternatives: "adjusted through implementing" or "modified by utilizing".
The applied strain is accommodated by dislocations propagating through matrix channels on octahedral slip systems.
Another potential strength of the method lies in the inherent advantages of coding data by using both an a priori framework and the creation of new themes by applying inductive methods, where data cannot be accommodated by the framework.
The strong plate-internal deformation occurring in the model with a vertically fixed surface is reduced when applying a free surface and accommodated by vertical deflection of the whole plate: The plate is bending.
BEAST accommodates for calibration uncertainty by applying a prior probability distribution on the age, e.g. a prior distribution defined in terms of its mean and standard deviation [ 38].
ChIP can easily be accommodated to a whole genome level by applying sequencing instead of PCR as endpoint.
First, Φ F is reconstructed by p RB -thinning, where each point of Φ F is retained with probability p RB (to accommodate condition (a)), and then it is thinned again by applying the second independent thinning (to accommodate condition (b)).
Indeed, first, Φ F is reconstructed by p RB thinning, where each point of Φ F is retained with probability p RB (to accommodate the condition (a)), and then it is thinned again by applying the other independent thinning (to accommodate the condition (b)).
In our dataset, the minimal rotation hypothesis applies to ~22% of (37/170) of all sterically critical residues, while the other 78% are accommodated by larger rotations that may or may not lead to a rotamer change, almost four times the cases covered by the minimal rotation hypothesis.
Such chaos is rarely accommodated by a point system.
