The phrase "accommodating system" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a system that is flexible and able to adapt to various needs or requirements.
Example: "The new software features an accommodating system that adjusts to user preferences and enhances overall usability."
Alternatives: "flexible system" or "adaptive system".
The chapter also highlights the results of research that may lead to truly accommodating systems in the future.
The spectral algorithm used to design the detection filter is based on a left eigenstructure assignment approach which accommodates system sensitivities that are revealed as ill-conditioned matrices formed from the eigenvectors in the construction of the detection filter gains.
Its design will accommodate systems that could issue vehicle-to-vehicle collision warnings or alert drivers about dangerous intersections ahead.
More realistic queuing models try to accommodate systems with several servers and different classes of customers, who are served according to certain priorities.
The subsidiary bank mergers can be delayed until after the BHC merger to accommodate systems conversions, but it is unlikely that the parent BHC merger should close until the regulatory approvals of the subsidiary merger are received or assured.
These functions are then reformulated in terms of transmissibility functions with respect to a single input using a novel modal deflection chain technique in order to accommodate system-level operating response data in the absence of input measurements.
This matrix pattern can also be extended to accommodate systems with more antennas.
To understand chloroplast function and homeostasis and to accommodate systems biology approaches to model genetic and metabolic networks [13], it is important to determine protein accumulation levels.
As a result, managers in hospitals were unaware of the way systems were actually used and existing processes were modified to accommodate systems.
The last indicator was developed as an alternative to the attendance-based indicators to accommodate systems where data on the dates of scheduled visits are not readily available.
