The phrase "accommodating across" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing flexibility or adaptability in various situations or environments, but it would need clarification.
Example: "The team has been accommodating across different departments to ensure smooth collaboration."
Alternatives: "flexible across" or "adaptable in".
Based on the detailed bathymetric data, Kimura et al. (1993) and Matsumoto et al. (1996) also point out that the left-lateral strike-slip faulting has been occurring along the Tokara Channel, which may indicate that the Tokara Channel is responsible for accommodating across-arc displacements caused by the arc rotation associated with the back-arc rifting.
Subsequently, we proposed the use of a nonparametric approach based on the Dirichlet process, providing a flexible and statistically well-founded method to accommodating across-site heterogeneity of amino acid constraints (Rodrigue et al., 2010).
It is therefore suggested that although strike-slip motion may have been ongoing along the Tokara Channel to accommodate across-arc lateral displacements, the arc-parallel stretching derived from the seaward arc migration is a primary control on the tectonic process on the Tokara Channel.
The results show that we have much to learn about how deformation is accommodated across these zones of dramatic plate convergence.
This is consistent with a growing appreciation [ 3, 4] that different substrate specificities are often accommodated across a given protein family that nevertheless maintains a common scaffold of fundamental reaction chemistry.
Here, our goal was to construct the largest rbcL phylogeny for green plants while simultaneously accommodating saturation across the alignment.
24 25 In terms of transition, feedback across groups pointed to the need for approaches that 'more closely match the reality of families' lives and changing interdependencies', accommodating differences across and within families.
L&Q is one of the country's largest and most prosperous housing associations, accommodating 250,000 people across London and the south-east in homes built with the help of tax-payer subsidies.
What began as a pilot program of 300 University apartments in two buildings near campus has been scaled up to a dynamic community, accommodating 5,000 residents across 108 buildings in Cambridge, Somerville, and Boston.
When Abigail was born, in the late sixties, and her parents were thus sentenced for a while to a wearing but oddly pleasurable form of house arrest, the closest we got to takeout was for me to go to an accommodating Italian restaurant across the street and have them pack food in plastic containers that looked as if they were designed for some other purpose.
Each could easily accommodate three across, with the low driveshaft hump ensuring ample legroom even for middle-seat riders.
