The phrase "accommodating the application of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of making adjustments or provisions for the use of something, often in a technical or formal context.
Example: "The new policy is focused on accommodating the application of innovative technologies in the workplace."
Alternatives: "facilitating the use of" or "supporting the implementation of".
A drop weight testing apparatus was slightly modified to accommodate the application of the dynamic tensile load to specimens and instrumented to detect the applied dynamic load.
These laws empower parents somewhat to prevent exposure, and should be considered as a model approach for other states to prevent disease, but not a very good model in that it gives the citizen a "choice" to essentially restrict his/her activities or those of his/her family in order to accommodate the application of pesticides.
In recent years, several new methods for panning have been introduced to accommodate the growing application of antibody phage display.
In the dictionary by Merriam-Webster, "canacity" can be defined as "the maximum amount or number that can be contained or accommodated". So, in the application of Agile marketing, capacity is the maximum amount of work that each team member can contribute to a given sprint.
Accommodating the needs of emerging wireless applications (e.g., radio frequency identification (RFID), machine-to-machine (M2M), and wireless sensor networks), however, poses new challenges in MAC design and further modifications on ALOHA are needed [2, 3].
The west and south coastal region of Korea has very strong tidal current speeds and therefore accommodates many suitable sites for the application of TCP Tidal Current Powerr).
We generalize the notions of dual pair and polarity introduced by S. Lie (1890) and A. Weinstein (1983) in order to accommodate very relevant situations where the application of these ideas is desirable.
The drawback of their use is that the tunnel-shaped active sites of CBHs cannot accommodate the bulky substitutes, and the application of these substrates is limited with EGs.
At its simplest, "better" means that the decisions halt or minimize adverse impacts of technologies and their applications and accommodate the development and application of technologies that can produce substantial societal benefits.
"Other initial applications will probably include accommodating the desire of car manufactures to eliminate buttons and switches from their car doors and cockpits, creating a brand new experience for the user," adds Zamborlin.
