The phrase "accommodates a part of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing how something includes or makes space for a specific element or component.
Example: "The new software version accommodates a part of the user feedback we received during testing."
Alternatives: "includes a portion of" or "makes room for a part of".
It locates 350 km north of the Nankai Trough, that is, the main plate boundary between the subducting Philippine Sea and overriding Amurian plates and presumably accommodates a part of the relative plate motion.
From the view point of regional tectonics, it is proposed that the SSZ is a shear zone for strain partitioning within the southern margin of the continental Amurian plate and accommodates a part of relative motion of the subducting Philippine Sea plate.
We propose that the SSZ is a shear zone for strain partitioning within the continental plate and accommodates a part of relative motion between the subducting Philippine Sea and the overriding continental plates, as suggested by previous studies (Tsukuda 1992; Gutscher and Lallemand 1999; Gutscher 2001).
If L sc <0, based on the first and second principle, except for load that cluster i can accommodate, a part of messages from CC ij should be transferred across cluster.
The A3B3 complex maintains a large internal cavity, which should accommodate a part of the DF central shaft in the full complex.
CBS executives said the "Family Law" decision was not driven by a desire to accommodate Procter & Gamble, but simply a part of the normal effort to attract as much ad revenue as possible in the summer.
It's a fascinating dynamic: the network of a losing team clearly accommodating a reporter who had become a part of the story.
"They redesigned a part of the stage to accommodate it," Mr. Sedgwick said, "and built a separate temperature- and humidity-controlled room where the organ now lives".
A deductive phase, where a review team seeks to accommodate a substantial part of the data, is followed by an inductive phase, in which the team explores data not accommodated by the framework.
The City of Melbourne's draft municipal strategic statement identified "City North" as a great urban renewal area that can accommodate a significant part of the growth.
Firstly, the study of the TiC-P's performance was accommodated as part of a Dutch cost-utility study performed alongside a randomized clinical trial evaluating alternative feedback mechanisms during psychotherapy in patients treated in ambulant mental healthcare treatments settings private practice or a regional mental healthcare institution.
