The phrase "accommodates the process of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how something is designed to support or facilitate a particular process or procedure.
Example: "The new software accommodates the process of data entry, making it more efficient for users."
Alternatives: "facilitates the process of" or "supports the process of".
The ideal place to accommodate the process of coevolution and to power the myth of the family can be represented by the family foundations.
Table 1 presents both the framework of Jones et al. (2010) (in the first column) and a proposed modification (in subsequent columns) to accommodate the process of CCA in public health.
The results further support that high H3.3 dynamics are associated with the regulation of interactions between proteins and DNA segments, and also suggest that promoters may maintain a slower H3.3 nucleosome exchange to accommodate the process of transcription and/or the assembly of the bulky transcription machinery may slow down the histone exchange.
Survey design that broadly accommodates the natural processes of responding to questions across these features is likely to be less prone to error.
These pauses likely exist to accommodate the concurrent process of oocyte differentiation.
Ideally each piece of content on the page should be able to be read and make sense in isolation form the rest of the content on the page - this accommodates the user's process of scanning for appropriate content.
The challenge in this method is to calculate in a systematic fashion the amount of back-off needed to accommodate the transient operation of the process.
Through a combination of practical exercises and discussion, you will learn not only how to plan, but also how to accommodate ideas discovered in the process of writing.
When Christmas took hold here, in the late seventies and eighties, it was an easy import, because people were already in the process of accommodating to the lure of consumerism.
