The phrase "accommodated the effect of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how something has been adjusted or modified to account for a particular impact or influence.
Example: "The researchers accommodated the effect of temperature fluctuations in their experimental design to ensure accurate results."
Alternatives: "accounted for the impact of" or "considered the influence of".
The variance component estimates demonstrate that the staged modelling approach has appropriately accommodated the effects of outliers.
Subspaces can accommodate the effect of a wide range of variations and capture the dynamic properties in the video sequences.
Factorial design (FD) is a method that monitors the interactions of multiple factors which accommodate the effect of both main and interaction effects (Cheong and Gupta (2005)).
It is a rank-based technique, which is good enough to accommodate the effect of intermediate extremes events and take cares of the skewed variables.
The equation of motion for isotropic cracked plate, based on classical plate theory is modified to accommodate the effect of internal cracks using the Line Spring Model.
Comparison of bed shear stresses shows that the new method is able to accommodate the effect of deceleration, which leads to sign changes and a phase shift between the free stream velocity and the bed stress.
These models are fundamentally macroscopic or mesoscopic, and therefore, it is not easy to accommodate the effect of traffic lights and other traffic management measures such as dynamic route guidance and congestion pricing.
Since the method only provides information regarding clear wood, it will have to be used together with other non- or semi-destructive methods that could accommodate the effect of defects on the loss of clear wood properties.
To accommodate the effect of the continuity condition of inter-laminar transverse shear stresses, the shear correction factors are introduced to modify the shear strains in the Reddy's third-order theory.
Considering the occurrence of actuator faults, a fault-tolerant controller is developed based on the nominal feedback linearization controller to accommodate the effect of actuator fault, ensure system stability and recover desirable tracking performance.
