The phrase "accommodates this type of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how something is designed to support or include a specific category or kind of item, situation, or requirement.
Example: "The new software accommodates this type of data input, making it easier for users to enter information."
Alternatives: "supports this kind of" or "is suitable for this type of".
As a result, stresses are seen to increase beyond the design values which will require the balloon to be redesigned to accommodate this type of dynamic deployment.
In this case the MAP estimate, while still a helpful point estimate of the recording probability function, should be treated with extra caution, because our usual intuitions concerning uncertainty tend not to accommodate this type of behaviour.
The ability of survival analysis to accommodate this type of data makes it a very useful technique.
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However, there are some aspects that cannot be accommodated by this type of correction.
One important reason for this delay is the large volume of filter required which is not easy to accommodate in this type of equipment.
This could be due to self-selection (those interested in studying from an evolutionary perspective seek out university systems that are more accommodating and accessible for this type of study), or it could be that those uninterested or uninformed about evolutionary theory are unaware of its accessibility within their university system.
The greatest potential for reducing costs of a TLP in the short term is to go through previously applied design approaches, to simplify the design and reduce the conservatism that so far has been incorporated in the TLP design to accommodate for the unproven nature of this type of platform.
An accurate adaptive response must accommodate the type of pathogen, its mechanism of intrusion, and the tissue that is affected.
Programs need to assess and accommodate the type of compensation that would be appropriate to the community and programmatic context (UK Consortium on AIDS and International Development, 2012).
