The phrase "accommodating the complete" is not standard and may be unclear in written English.
It could be used in contexts where you are discussing the inclusion or consideration of all elements or aspects of something, but it may require additional context for clarity.
Example: "The new policy is focused on accommodating the complete needs of our diverse clientele."
Alternatives: "considering all aspects" or "including everything necessary".
At the Koch Theater, which isn't large enough to accommodate the complete ballet, the company will perform only the third act of "Napoli," which tells the love story of Teresina, an Italian girl, and Gennaro, a poor fisherman.
In this paper, we will show that NWs grow nearly free of strain on top of GaAs islands which accommodate the complete lattice mismatch between GaAs and the Si substrate.
In fact, to accommodate the complete concept of bioavailability, it is arguable that the term has become devalued and an impediment to transparent and objective assessment of dietary nutritional and risk assessment.
It has been hypothesized that the trimethylated K4 residue of H3 is in the proximity of this pygo-box; however, a conformational change in the C-terminal domain of the KDM4 family of proteins is required to accommodate the complete substrate.
We considered other article types when preparing the manuscript, but decided that the length (less than 1500 words) and figure number (no more than one figure or table) limits of the discovery note format could not accommodate the complete contents of this work.
Copenhagen Airport's costs to build a new Pier C and extend the runway to accommodate the A380, completed in 2015, cost the airport around $50 million.
The changes for accommodating the COBWEB portal included a complete re-design, template changes, adding of new templates, controller changes, and the introduction of an AngularJS and Bootstrap modules.
Everybody was very accommodating — the crew, cast.
In order to assess the performance of existing applications on high-density microarray data sets and compare their results to CGHScan it was often necessary to use only a portion of the data set, otherwise many programs would not be able to accommodate the data or complete the analysis.
At every turn we had to find a way to accommodate the entire team to complete the task.
