The phrase "accommodated such that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where something is adjusted or modified in a way that allows for a specific outcome or condition to be met.
Example: "The schedule was accommodated such that all team members could attend the meeting without conflicts."
Alternatives: "adjusted so that" or "modified in a way that".
It is indeed a mark of the resilience and flexibility of the sovereign state that it has accommodated such diverse sorts of authority.
Pannucci says Leidos plans to accommodate such arrangements, but that will likely have to wait until after the pilot, once more investigators and sponsors sign on.
And they fretted that mutual funds would have to hold such large amounts of cash to accommodate such investors that returns for other shareholders would suffer.
In general, then, the symmetric analysis of similarity, combined with the de facto asymmetry of overdetermination, implies that worlds that accommodate counterfactual changes by preserving the actual past and allowing for divergence miracles are more similar to the actual world than worlds that accommodate such changes by allowing for convergence miracles that preserve the actual future.
Our study shows that MCH nurses in the participating healthcare facilities were very well capable of changing their daily practice to accommodate such integration, and that they felt that this streamlined their service delivery.
The flipped classroom has resulted in new ways of teaching and the redesign of existing classrooms and the construction of new facilities that accommodate such needs.
In such cases, weighting each dataset's contribution by a quality score, effect size, or variance on the test statistic might be desirable and can be accomplished by employing more complex methods that accommodate such weights.
Moreover, nuclear ribosomal genes also show greatly increased rates [ 6], thus analytical methods that accommodate such among-lineage rate heterogeneity must be used.
If, on the other hand, we would like to use models to gain insight into the functions of aspects of gene regulation that we do not fully understand, such as post-translational modification of transcription factors, then we need methods that accommodate such processes.
The Medicare reform bill now moving toward action on the Senate floor tries to accommodate such conflicting interests that it inevitably has a patchwork quality about it.
This suggests that unknown cryptic genetic architectures are likely to be intrinsic to complex traits and, hence, kernels that can accommodate such structure yielded better predictions.
