The phrase "accommodated to allow" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing adjustments or modifications made to facilitate a particular action or outcome.
Example: "The schedule was accommodated to allow for additional training sessions."
Alternatives: "modified to permit" or "adjusted to enable".
Implementation of more advanced in situ measurement devices could be easily accommodated to allow for true real-time, on-line metabolite monitoring and cellularity estimation.
Whilst the Matrilin-like genes cannot thus be included in the ParaHox syntenic region reconstruction, the Exosc9, Laminin Gamma and SF1KHL genes would only require single translocation events along the human lineage to be accommodated, to allow them to be included as potential ParaHox neighbours.
The wings and stabilators are modified for folding to maximise the number of aircraft the carrier can accommodate and to allow ease of movement on deck.
"Whilst ACT Policing does not condone the use of illicit drugs, we do support harm minimisation strategies such as the decision to provide an accommodating environment to allow for pill testing at Groovin the Moo".
The Eagles said the change was made to accommodate fans and to allow more time for workers to clear streets and walkways in and around the stadium.
It is now able to add new specializations and accommodate to its changing role allowing it to address new challenges at relatively low costs.
During transcription initiation conformational changes in the transcriptional machinery are required to accommodate the growing RNA, to allow the polymerase to release the promoter, and to endow the elongation complex with high processivity.
This is important in order to accommodate phylogenetic error, and to allow non-parametric inference of population history in coalescent approaches that take all possible genealogies into account [ 7- 10].
In 2010, the National HCT guidelines were changed to accommodate task shifting/sharing, and to allow non-health care workers to conduct HIV testing by means of a finger prick method.
To accommodate for this, and to allow more accurate measure of spread of scores, the difference between the individual resident standardized score and the standardized passing score for the exam year was calculated (the delta-standardized passing score or delta-SPS).
Each animal was placed in the dome to allow access to the plantar surface of the hind paw through the metal mesh floor and allowed to accommodate to the environment for 30 minutes before testing.
