The phrase "accommodates its shape" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing how something is designed or structured to fit or adapt to a particular form or configuration.
Example: "The flexible material accommodates its shape, allowing it to conform to various surfaces."
Alternatives: "fits its form" or "adapts to its shape."
As shown in Figure 2, this lipid accommodated its conformation to the shape of anandamide, and it had virtually no impact on the anandamide-cholesterol complex.
The Camera Culture researchers developed algorithms that could determine how much parts of an arbitrary 3-D object needed to stretch to accommodate its deformation into another shape.
While this flap-like structure is clearly less mobile in the human enzyme than in its prokaryotic equivalent, its retained ability to adjust its shape to accommodate various altered chemical forms of uracil/uridine has important implications for understanding how to strategically exploit this dynamic element in the design of better enzyme inhibitors.
I loved its shape, which neatly accommodated a pound or two of long pasta like spaghetti, and its colanderlike lid, which locked in place for easy draining.
A comparison with the full-size finished car reveals that its shape was modified to accommodate the rear-mounted engine and the suspension system.
The piecewise exponential model for the promotion time cdf is a very flexible model and it can accommodate any shape of the hazard function as well as being very computationally attractive.
In detail, it relates to a frame module that allows the adjustment of its length and angle to accommodate diverse shape changes and spatial demands of the truss frame structure.
Blocks positioned on the deck of the box are arranged to accommodate the shape of the vessel's lower hull.
A general objective functional is used to accommodate both shape optimization and passive control problems under transient conditions.
These families both are very flexible enough to accommodate the shape of the wind speed data and include some well-known distributions as special cases.
