The phrase "accommodated in size" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing adjustments made to fit something within specific dimensions or capacities.
Example: "The furniture was accommodated in size to fit perfectly within the small living room."
Alternatives: "adjusted in size" or "modified in dimensions".
Thus, there are defined limitations on the size and physiochemical character of compounds which can be accommodated in this site.
Size has placed another constraint on imaging these samples; they cannot be accommodated in most micro-CT scanners.
Extensive crosstalk between motor neurons and muscle is a conspicuous feature of neuromuscular junction development in Drosophila, where synapses must accommodate the increase in size of muscles during larval development by increasing bouton number and active zones per bouton.
Purchase items in different sizes to accommodate varied sizes in the pets you'll be grooming.
Finally, this task might be too physically demanding for mice, and therefore should be modified in order to accommodate mouse size and physical strength.
And a new marina nearing completion will accommodate 22 boats ranging in size from 40 to 240 feet.
Nowhere is that flexibility more evident than in any school's nativity play which has to accommodate to the variations in size and skill of a possible cast.
The most clinically advanced devices focus on the human gastrointestinal (GI) tract, since it is easily accessible and can accommodate objects several centimetres in size.
The device design is scalable to accommodate various applications, portable in size, and can be readily interfaced with other microfluidic components, suitable for LOC applications.
And most are soft enough to accommodate a small change in size, like what's expected for the iPad 3. Note that I have not tried these out!
