The phrase "allow for accommodation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to make provisions or adjustments for someone's needs or circumstances.
Example: "The new policy will allow for accommodation of employees with disabilities to ensure a more inclusive workplace."
Alternatives: "make provisions for" or "provide for".
Newly arrived animals were housed in the animal facility for at least 2 weeks before surgery to allow for accommodation.
German landrace female pigs (~60 kg) were procured from the animal farm and were kept in the animal housing in the center for preclinical research in the hospital rechts der Isar for about 4 7 days to allow for accommodation.
We hypothesised that the p1 pocket, buried in the class II molecule, would allow for accommodation of modified side chains and, thus, selected non-natural amino acids with different side chain modifications not affecting the peptide backbone.
Titration is performed in all patients, by increasing the current amplitude (mA) slowly to allow for accommodation of anticipated side-effects, such as hoarse voice, a tickling sensation in the throat, brief cough, or muscle fasciculation that may occur at higher stimulation.
This system allows for accommodation of additional structure types that may be identified through future sequencing efforts.
In the wild-type GltA structure, histidine-110 adopts an upward conformation that allows for accommodation of NADH in the binding pocket.
The absence of a repulsive potential also allows for accommodation of multiple benzene molecules in the same binding pocket as observed in some of our simulations.
If our findings are confirmed, future designs for the construction of maternal and child care units should be more couple-friendly allowing for accommodation to include men as well as women, with perhaps separate waiting areas for men or couples.
We hypothesized that preparation of the radial canal with a reamer would allow for the accommodation of a larger stem diameter versus following canal preparation with a rasp, and would provide acceptable stem-bone micromotion.
The challenge of fixing the grid requires greater consensus over the course of deregulation, a new grid architecture, and new regional institutions that allow for political accommodation without sacrificing a shared interest in affordable, reliable, and sustainable energy services.
The instrument has been designed to satisfy mass, volume, and power constraints necessary to allow for its accommodation in a 95 kg micro-satellite bus, designed by staff and students at the University of Hawai'i.
